All you need to know about Ryzen 7000 including cooling requirements and performance improvements
So the time felt right to show what we can do with 3D stacking. Yes for gaming performance but also to give people a technical preview of where we're headed outside of Zen and what we can do for performance without iterating process or architecture. So you see AMD now with htree different columns of performance control that are all very significant and kind of equal in terms of benefit and all of them will play a role in our road map going forward.
So we're all in on DDR5, it's a great technology, lower power, the overclocking is better, the density is better and that's why we're exclusively relying on it. People will see those economies of scale and exclusivity bring the prices down and improve the overall diversity in the market.Memory speed has been very intertwined with CPU performance in the past due to underpinnings of the Zen architecture and Infinity Fabric.
On a frequency point of view, all I will say is that the 16 core prototype we demonstrated. All the cores were running at 5.5GHz. There aren't enough threads in a game to get all cores running at 5.5GHz, but of those that were running, all of them were at 5.5GHz so we're getting a lot of new headroom out of the new process with Zen 4 so it should provide some real dividends.
So being able to expose that gives us with Zen 4 with frequency, another 50 percent bump in overall compute performance. It's pretty big. It's worth it although it won't be up and down the stack. I think people should understand that every time you shrink a die and add more transistors that does increase the thermal density. It concentrates the heat more, , but that doesn't mean the process runs hotter or the CPU runs hotter right. It's just physics.
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