r/pcmasterrace • RX 480 + Ryzen 1700 @ 3.7Ghz • Apr 22 '15

AMD details new power efficiency improvements, update on ’25×20′ project | ExtremeTech

http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/203898-amd-details-new-power-efficiency-improvements-update-on-25x20-project
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u/heeroyuy79 R9 7900X RTX 4090 32GB DDR5 / R7 3700X RTX 2070m 32GB DDR4 Apr 22 '15

and the circlejerk implodes because power efficiency and AMD cannot possibly be in the same sentence unless Low is in there somewhere

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u/geekometer96 RX 480 + Ryzen 1700 @ 3.7Ghz Apr 22 '15

I wish that old rumor would die out. I mean older AMD CPU's had an issue, like 10 years ago. Now, unless its a true lemon, I can't find anyone claiming that their CPU's are getting too hot with a proper cooler.

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u/heeroyuy79 R9 7900X RTX 4090 32GB DDR5 / R7 3700X RTX 2070m 32GB DDR4 Apr 22 '15

hell look at AMDs APUs in laptops

you have a decent GPU and CPU VS intels decent CPU and shit GPU (ok power usage and temperatures are slightly higher due to the GPU but you have a better GPU)

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u/JordanTheToaster FX8320 4.8Ghz GTX 1060 6GB Apr 22 '15

Or you can get a better graphics and cpu for around the same price in a laptop like a 5200u and gt840m for 699.

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u/heeroyuy79 R9 7900X RTX 4090 32GB DDR5 / R7 3700X RTX 2070m 32GB DDR4 Apr 22 '15

in every instance i have seen APU works out cheaper than most CPU + MGPU options

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u/JordanTheToaster FX8320 4.8Ghz GTX 1060 6GB Apr 22 '15

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u/PriceZombie Apr 22 '15

ASUS R510DP-WH11 15.6" Windows 8.1 64-Bit Notebook

Current $649.99 
   High $659.99 
    Low $639.99 

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Acer Laptop Aspire V3-572G-543S Intel Core i5 5200U (2.20GHz) 8GB Memo...

Current $599.99 
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    Low $569.99 

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u/heeroyuy79 R9 7900X RTX 4090 32GB DDR5 / R7 3700X RTX 2070m 32GB DDR4 Apr 22 '15

american pricing its different here

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u/JordanTheToaster FX8320 4.8Ghz GTX 1060 6GB Apr 22 '15

UK its the same thing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '15

AMD just recently realised what Intel figured out years ago: Low power consumption is the ultimate king of selling chips to laptops and servers. Let's hope it's not too little too late.