How It’s Built: AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series Desktop Processors
2024 ж. 23 Мам.
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Learn more about the new AMD “Zen 3” architecture for AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series processors and how it accelerates core-to-core communication and reduces memory latency for PC gamers and content creators.
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This is what I like about AMD. They will take time out of their day to make videos like this while you don't see intel making videos about their architecture. On top of that, this isn't an ad-based video, it is a true video about their new architecture. I really appreciate that.
This is most definitely an ad.
At the end of the day, this video was made to sell more units, but yes-- it wasn't over the top, buzzword-filled, hyped video that it could've been.
Maybe intel is just bad at marketing. You should see their gen 11 launch, they did promotion of ryzen 50000 even better than AMD themselves.
Bruh, check out Intel's page. They have got something that you would like as well. But both companies are companies and they do it because they wanna create hype. Nothing else. The are just as faceless as every other company.
marketing.
Currently studying to become a computer engineer. Working at AMD would be my dream job!
Good luck!
hope you get there :)
That's awesome! I wish you the best of luck!
Hope you get there!
You should follow the career of Jim Keller the Father AMD Ryzen, he made it all possible. He fathered many other babies. Like the revolutionary arm CPU from iPhone 4 and 4s, later he was fired by Jobs because their egos together couldn't fit inside apple HQ. He is the top go to guy for new architectures.
Amd: “ reaviling zen 3 architecture Intel: “ sweating profusely”
Nah more like "Write that down! Write that down!" Scalability is the future baby!
@@smith7602 XD yeah copying from AMD
Intel? What's Intel? The only reference I can find to that word is a huge radioactive crater in the ground that AMD created during their Ryzen demonstrations. I did find it in a list of such sites like the Cyrix crater. Need more info on this...
More like, Intel engineers: Boss, we figured out how to make our cpus cheaper and more power efficient than Zen 3. Corporate Intel: Fk that, we're not done milking our fanboys.
But cache was exactly how Intel was king of gaming benchmarks for so many years. I'm glad as hell AMD finally caught up to the cache game and then some.
Rename the video to "Intel, this is how you make a processor"
This is very much AMD catching up with something that Intel figured out like 15 years ago. Try again.
@@DravicPL Does that means Intel have been selling you the same processor in the past 15 years?
@@DravicPL excuse me what boomer ?!
@@ZaklanoCheljade What are you talking about? I was talking about the architecture. You probably don't even know what a ringbus and a mesh are. AMD's gaming performance could have been almost as good as Intel if they didn't commit to 4-core CCX few years ago. They are now going back to the trusted approach that Intel has been using for many many years now.
@@DravicPL The wheel was invented many thousand years ago, but we still perfect it to this day. Your argument is invalid
We love you Lisa! - Sincerely, Everyone
Shout out to Jim Keller for actually being the guy behind the Zen uarc.
We love you too, AMD team!
We love you Jay Miner.
@@luketrench6567 bot.
as always, users idolize CEOs SteveJobs Elon Musk or in this case Lisa SU and not those who really work on these products and find solutions there is no respect for merit
the fact that 1 company is competing with multiple companies over 2 markets and is very competitive is soo impressive....I LOVE IT
@@DjoXey Intel is still very much the market leader when it comes to CPUs. Let's see if it's still the case in 5 years, but I doubt they are going anywhere soon.
That's the secret sauce actually. They took everything they learned from Zen and applied it to RDNA. And now, they're leveraging the two together with things like SAM to eek out performance that can't be achieved with any combo of Intel and Nvidia. Neither Intel not Nvidia is positioned to counter this unified design language between CPUs and GPUs, which is going to start to hurt both more and more.
@@chrisdpratt lol, imagine if we get an InVidia...
@@DjoXey intell may be losing grounds in DIY market, but they still have pretty much like %90 monopoly in server/data centers. On top of that they are still out of leagues for amd in market share for laptop/OEM cpus. True amd started gaining traction in laptop/oem market, but its scraps atm looking at bigger picture. Im all for amd to get more market share to force intel to inovate which is gonna benefit us, the customers, down the line. But gotta consider big enteprise views, why switch to amd when intel has been working fine for decades for the company on top of that they are generaly familiar with problems/solutions/support etc. So here lies the major disadvantage for amd atm. If they keep improving and inovating at current pace and intel keeps running into similiar problems market share tide could easily switch in big favour to amd
@@schwuzi not really amd is already selling more cpus. Not sure how though
Always believed in AMD since i was a kid. And this is the moment of "ryzen" Impeccable job team RED AND also RIP Intel Monopoly!
and Nvidia monopoly, i wish amd comes with even higher performance gpus so nvidia can shut his cheap talking mouth.
and the dawn of the AMD monopoly! Just look at a new CPU prices by AMD. AMD become new Intel
Once a decade or so, AMD reveals a stunning new architecture that destroys Inte/Nvidia. Only this time we don't have a response from Intel after almost 4 years...
@@user-vj8fx8qt7c Hahaha
@@jamessanchez9301 What, smartass? You think a corporation cares about your feelings and wants to keep giving you the best chips for dirt cheap? They are a corporation and they want money. AMD raised prices this generation. Next generation is going to be even more expensive. You better enjoy "amd kill all other companies" before they enter full white collar mode.
I need this cpu
Buy it then
@@kevinmorgan7085 I CANT IT AINT OUT BRUUHHHHH
@@moist.politician buy it when it's out then, it's just two days away.
Que hacés aquí TOMEX?
No, you don't
Rest in peace intel
For at least 2 years I believe. Not a specialist, but the situation is dire...
we need competition
AMD KILL INTEL AND NVIDIA 😎💪💪💪😱
Stop spamming these comments it's annoying
@@imrobuilder5797 who, me? Im not
How it's buried: Intel coffin lake
Ha not likely
@@biteme3989 🤔
@@biteme3989 well, it's unlikely that their 11th gen will catch up, because it maxes out at 8 cores. Which is almost peasant status compared to the 5900x or 5950x.
Four cores 'aught to be enough for everyone. Then again Intel did outperform anyhow.
300 bucks for a 6 core PGA CPU when you can get a 8-core Intel for the same price...
Intel: "so the delay was a good choice!" *saves to playlist
How it's built: With Intel's tears
im dead 🤣
you know this is how intel cores are in monolitic design right? thats why they are better in gaming up until today. Now with the new AMD architecture comes a +100$ price hike as well. The 10700 for 300$ is still dam good value which eats a 3700X in gaming alive. The competing 5000 part will cost more, so this time AMD will be the more expensive one for the same performance. The B550 chipset is already prices same as Z490, which is ridiculous. Not to mention heat, the 10th gen intels run around 30C cooler on average while being faster, that is a huge thing.
@@zeus1117 It doesn't matter. It's still better value than intel.
@@zeus1117 AMD's processor that competes with the 10700*K* is the 5600X and so far it seems like it was available for cheaper than both 10700 versions at only 330% vs 370-410$ on Intel's side, and for some people it won't even be necessary to change their motherboard. Yes, you do lose a bit of productivity in comparisson, but that comes from losing in the core count since you're putting a Ryzen 6 vs an I7 that's more evenly matched against the Ryzen 7 5800X, yes, the AMD part is more expensive, but to fully compare AMD and Intel dollar by dollar we have to see what Intel presents by the end of the year (I don't remember their release date, might be next year) And see how they price their options. Oh and it seems like the 5800X dominates the 10700k in every aspect, benchmarks, gaming and productivity without increasing power consumption compared to the 3800X. I was waiting for a release like this since the first generation of Ryzen, I was not ready to let go of my not old back then 6700K that's been serving me well for a while but I wanted to see AMD matching or beating Intel in single threaded performance across the board, that and the new tech that AMD is pushing out with this release really make me wanna buy now instead of only recommending their low end up to the Ryzen 6 processors, already been setting myself up to buy a 3950X but wanted to wait for this release, and the 5950X looks pretty damn good. I don't hate Intel though, I really want to see them blowing our minds coming back to compete head to head with AMD but I don't think this refresh is the one when that'll happen, that seems more like a late 2021 kind of thing.
It's tears that hold the cores together
I really like how even the explanatory video is also so chilled out God dayummmm that's alotta likes thank you guys so much🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
Felt the exact same way. Just chilled out (like you said) and thoroughly enjoyed my morning coffee while watching this video of markers drawn on glass.
Same.
I like big butts
@@BlastinRope I found the horny
@@gonnagohate3230 mood
A lot of people talk about Lisa's presentation skills, but Robert Hallock is great aswell! I could watch an hour of him explaining something incredibly complex. He's so didactic, so easy to understand. Bring more contents with him, AMD!
Yeah, just papermaster is awful to listen to.
never seen johnny sins playing a hardware engineer before.
🤣🤣🤣
johnny sins the doctor, the plumber, the teacher, the engineer 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂
Can we see an RDNA 2 deep dive next time? :>
This comment deserves to be on top. RDNA 2 has so many unexplained features... Like how does it work with raytracing, what "super resolution" actually does, why are all the GPUs have same 300w tdp, while having different performance?
@@user-dv5ts3de8e I think the super resolution thing isn't finished. I expect them to polish it come 2021. I wanna know more about infinity cache and ray tracing though Gpus with the same tdp but different performance means there is either a difference in architecture or binning. Binning is like... Well imagine you own a farm. Binning is when you have a bunch of apples at that farm and you had just finished picking them all from the trees. Then you group them according to their ripeness. There is a group that is very ripe (high performance like the 6900XT) and there is a group that isn't really ripe (like the 6800XT). The apples have the same weight (TDP) but they have different ripeness because you grouped them (binning).
Well, while we don't know that, but there's surely a fully open source GPU IP by AMD, called MIAOW (actually the "Southern Islands", but Open Sourced), which is as freely usable as RISC V IP, to the best of my knowledge.
@@user-dv5ts3de8e because TDP stands for Thermal Design Power, or the maximum theoretical heat output of the chip.
0 dislikes ? im so early that not even intel discoverd this video
12 intel fans discovered
12 Shintels disliked
crap now its 13
14 dislikes, one for every nm or every + after it
14 intel fan discovered
Intel : *Saves to playlist*
So true
🤣🤣
@ExtreamEarth90X - Roblox lol
@ExtreamEarth90X - Roblox e
Zen ++
This is how you present a product, basic & old school!!! I would love to see more videos like this in the future :-)
This is how you present a product, bring a guy model with fake teeth, let him tell no technical details and draw stupid meaningless schematic with a marker and idiots will like it. - an AMD processor owner and IT guy.
@@pahom2 good try! He is Director of Technical Marketing -- he breathes AMD products.
@@pahom2 so you're saying you're an idiot? Don't be so harsh to yourself :P
@@dkarpur yes. He is literally a director of MARKETING.
This is awesome! I'm an enthusiast but often get confused with the various tech terms, let alone actually visualize the architecture. Two birds with one stone here, super badass. Also, my new fully AMD build is going to be awesome!
Same
GREAT!!! Please, we need a video explaining Smart Memory Access in depth, for those who are in the fence to upgrade their older mobos/cpus for the upcoming Ryzen/Radeon products.
I would imagine that video will be uploaded later this week.
Diego Ignacio Falcone I’m not particularly versed with the technicalities of hardware, and I could be completely wrong with my input, but I believe that it’s almost like a cache communication dialogue switch between the CPU and GPU depending on the requirement of the power draw at a specific moment that’s more GPU intensive or CPU intensive (utilizing Smart Shift technology, which is also implemented in the PS5 and upcoming AMD laptops). This allows for the so-called “Infinity Cache,” because the communication is so efficient that cache can be redirected across multiples dies instantaneously when it is necessitated more so by one die, and memory subsequently won’t need to be overloaded if it’s unnecessary. Again, I could be completely wrong, as I’m trying to do more research on this topic as an unfortunately non-technical individual, but I hope this makes a bit more sense from this potential perspective.
AMD YES from TAIWAN！！！
YES! JACKY CHEUNG
TSMC is killing. Good job, Taiwan. 👍
@ExtreamEarth90X - Roblox terbaek bosku When is it releasing in Malaysia bro and are you going to get one 😬
this guy is crazy good at writing backwards... (mirrored)
AMD: *releases zen 3 chips* Intel: *why do I hear boss music playing?*
So for the 5900X, do you have two dies in the package with only 6 active cores per package? If that is the case, I wonder what the performance between the 5800X where all cores in one die vs. both the 5900X and 5950X as they will have two dies and need to communicate between those as well as the cores themselves (for games that won't use more than 8 cores).
EDIT: Guess I was wrong. It's way more likely they will pair two CCXs with the same amount of active cores, so, 6+6 for the 5900X. AFAIK, the Ryzen 9s still have one full 8 core CCX and an extra CCX with up to 8 cores. If you get the 5900X it will have an extra lower bin 8 core CCX with 4 cores disabled, but the 5950X will have two full 8 core CCXs. Now I'd say it's safe to assume the CPUs with two CCXs will have to use the IOD to communicate, but that hasn't been an issue for applications that require a lot of cores anyways, proven by Ryzen Zen 2.
No game needs 12 cores. You could probably assign it to just one of the dies (6 or 8 cores in a single CCD) in Windows scheduler just like Linus did during his Zen 2 review. This would eliminate any performance bottlenecks from inter-core latency in this game.
I was thinking the same thing - and then at what point do you stop? If it's more efficient to just have all cores together, don't you eventually end up full circle to old design?
You still get a lot of benefit. The core 2 core latency matters only during a L3 cache miss when the data exists in a "sibling" L3 cache. If you have a cache hit, you never leave the CCD so there is no impact. If the data is not in any cache at all, you have to wait for the RAM like always. You want as much useful data in your L3 cache as possible, because those cache misses are pretty much the worst thing that can happen for performance. If you evenly spread out the cores over CCDs, each core has more L3 cache to work with compared to having more cores on a single CCD. So while you may have a little bit more overhead when threads are moved between cores, if they actually keep running on the core for a little while they will actually tend to be a little faster than the "crowded" cores because they don't have to compete with as many other cores for the cache. So if you have a scheduler which knows about the cost of moving threads to a different CCD, spreading out the cores should improve performance. Ryzen/Threadripper/Epyc has been out for long enough that an up-to-date OS has a scheduler that knows how to handle that. So having 2 6 core CCDs should be a net benefit in pretty much all cases.
the 5900x in that comparison will have more cache available per cpu, so probably a net win all of the time.
As a non tech person I appreciate your explanation! I really learned something new today and understood Zen 3 cpu architecture (sort of) :) Keep up vids like this pls
I am soo glad that your pen doesn't squeak. Some of us really appreciate it
AMD: Okay so here's why... Intel Engineers: Write it down, write it down!
He looks like a plumber, teacher, carpenter, service guy And you got whom I am talking about 😂😂😂
I had an HVAC guy come in last month for the pre-winter checkup/cleaning. Dude looked remarkably similar lol.
you almost got me dying from laughter
@@yourick1953 😂
@@shadow7037932 so you had a good time with him aye? ;)
AMD : making more and more updates Intel:making the world's slowest processor
You think you are smart, huh?
@Ahsan Qureshi More like, they think they know comedy. Did you feel flexed on or something?
@@taylor92493 🤣🤣🤣
@ExtreamEarth90X - Roblox We found one of these idiots who disliked this video :D
I love how this he presented the Zen 3 architecture. Good Job on another homerun AMD with Zen 3 and Radeon 6000 series!
I really liked the style of the video and the non-teleprompter explanation. Great work!
Intel- Write that down Write that down!
xDDDDDDDDDD
They will even lock this feature for lower end CPU's. Joke intended
Intel+ 14+++++nm !
They have it long time ago, called "rig bus"
Intel E-Mail to NVIDIA: "Welcome in the club!"
AMD is literally like, "Jokes over, you're dead"
"Nowhere to run"
I AM DA HANTA
"THEY WILL COWER!"
Fire in the Intel hole!!
SOK DART
This is an awesome explanation! Would love to see many many more of these. A+ presentation
Fantastic video, please do something like this, just explaining how your gpu's work, and communicate with different parts. It would really help people understand the basics.
*AMD reveals Zen 3 architecture* Intel: *"It's free real estate"*
Intel: Write that down, write that down
Intel uses ring bus btw
@@ca9inec0mic58 Explain!!
@@ca9inec0mic58 uhhhh yeahhhhhh of course why I wouldn't know that...... I mean uh yeah! I know it plz don't think I don't know what it is I know! I really do ;'(
@@dekhijabas5676 i was replying to 2KOOLURATOOL
Intel engineers: Write that down, write that down!
Love the way this video is made. Informative and fun to watch! GJ Robert
So, Intel was right about the glueing part. Congrats for helping AMD make greater parts then.
Intel engineers right now: Write that down write that down
Yeah their 'glued together' jibe will be coming back to bite them in the ass, how ironic lol
@@Frostie3672 preying on the short memory of folks they are. Q6600 was one of my favorite chips but if you wanna talk about literally glued together... It still did so well I went without upgrading for nearly 14 years.
Intel: guys this is a great cpu (coffee lake) Amd: hippty hoppty this market is my property
u meant coffin lake?
Yes
And yet Rocket Lake going to take its property back once it releases
@@ThaAlumniMusicGroup is that so
@@ThaAlumniMusicGroup aged well
like the fact that AMD does this simple, easy to understand architechture explaination that can be understood by layman.
Love these videos, please make them more often!
3:13 Gaming Performance Gamers: YES!
I want more competition in order for development to intensify
gee, thanks so much for this video filled to the brim with information we didn't get from leaks for the 6 months if not more
You guys are amazing. Thanks for the hard work. I already plan on upgrading on Thursday!
Intel: more core more power AMD: Right 😉😎
Not investing in AMD stock when it was less than a dollar per share was the biggest mistake of my life.
Can’t wait to try to pick one of these up Thursday!
Bruh this guy was so chill while explaining, I understood him really well
Intel : hmm interesting ! (pressing )ctrl + c
Hey Robert, what about communication between both (2) CCD? Is it at ZEN3 still going "through" the IOD?
Yes, it has to go through the IO die. Let's hope we can crank up the infinity fabric clock beyond 1900 MHz with zen 3
@@deuterium2132 :) Was my next question ! :D - I'm stuck on stable1800 with my actual 3800x ... Don't wanna rise voltages to push last 33 or 66MHz on that. My CPU clocks well 4,25all core with 1.25V (THX to Yuir an his CTR tool) saves a lot of heat :)
@@bjornlaupert5967 afaik the IO die stays the same from zen 2, someone speculated that the substrate might be improved though, allowing faster fclk
They can go easy to 2000MHZ IF
@@prfrag do you know for sure - or is this speculation? Mean are there official numbers already - or just rumors ??
Thank you for making the technical details easy for everyone ! Enthusiasts can not get enough of them ! I have to say, though, the diagrams in the previous presentaition "Where Gaming Begins" looked different ! But with the same concepts in the end, of course.
LOVE what youve done with the cache on the 5800X3D
AMD love forever ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️
Wait a minute Is he writing backwards??? Insert: *Surprised Pikachu face*
no, it is just a camera trick, he writes normally and then you mirror it in post, he also right handed
No, the image is mirrored.
Nice to see you back.. AMD is my first choice of CPU back then when i was a kid, my laptop powered by AMD Turion. Now im using R5 3600. Surely i cant wait to get new processor as well..
This was very helpful. Explained in an easy way. This is why so many people. Want to build an AMD Ryzen system. I know I will be building one.
AMD: Releases new CPU Intel: Announcing our brand new CPUs which gives you 10+ fps more than last year- Only on Battlefield 1 though. Our new motto? Well, it's simple!!! Intel: The way it's meant to be buried Coffin lake
"thanks, nice vid very informational." - not Intel
Thank you AMD for saving the PC, after 5 years your High School computer might have 8 cores which will enables students to be creative and tackle demanding projects.
Great video. I would like to see more of them :D
Intel's Architecture Engineers right now: Write that down, write that down!
TAKE MY MONEY !!!
Really found this informing and interesting, big ups to AMD for connecting with their consumers so well. Not to mention, amazing CPUs:)
I love learning! If only I had one of those incredible Zen 3 chips from AMD, then I could learn even faster...
Intel: hmm yea, i will take note of that
In my case, it's "money, money, money“ Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Im from KZ too, relax bro, we will buy some 5600 cheap but good 6/12 cores and be happy with that :)
You're not alone 😂 Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Perfectly explained. Amazing.
Thank you for involving users into technology and design of your product! This is huge! Finally someone take care of us,not just making and selling their products.
**cries that I bought zen 2 recently**
I'm building a generous build for my little cousin and it's using a Zen 2 R7 3700x + 5700 XT. I think it's all good value.
That seems like a pretty good build, honestly. While the 5700XT isn't the best GPU of it's generation, it's still a very good GPU, and the 3700X is still a great CPU. It also helps you're not depending on any of the new parts that will most likely sell out on day one.
@@raulsantos6394 can’t u just use the Ryzen 5 with that gpu
You don't need to cry. Zen 2 is still awesome and you won't need to upgrade for years to come.
why though? Zen2 is still a good cpu, and if u are using a b450 or a b550 board, you can upgrade anytime to Zen3 when ur current dies, but thats prolly after 3-4 years
*Intel:* Write that down! write that down!
So this is the Rob that i've chatting with on Reddit about some zen 2 problems when it was released. TBH i didn't tought he was this good about explaining architecture stuff, he is pretty clear about those concepts
Very interesting! Please make more of these.
Everyone: this is why AMD is better than Intel Me: is this man really writing backwards so fluently?
The recording is mirrored in editing.
He's right handed amd the video is reversed.
intel next gen call? 'lava lake' code name final breath.
fail lake
coffin lake
I'm glad AMD is there to compete, thanks for making this video to explain the difference, looking forward to getting my hands on a zen 3 CPU once I'm able to
Keep it up, guys. I would love more videos educating me on silicon.
Intel watching this like: 👁️ 👄 👁️
XD
Intel crying sounds in the background
we need this amazing guy in more videos with in depth analysis
Bro! I want this gentleman to explain everything to me. GGs. Very nice video not to mention amazing Zen 3 architecture. 👏
Hmm..The same CCD Layout chip as Zen 2, the Ryzen 3 3300x CCX lay out is just as you describe on the Zen 3 with 4 cores having direct access to L3 cache just like the 8 core Zen 3 layout. So wouldnt it make more sense to just Describe the 5000 Series processors as Zen 2 + since the Zen 3 is fabricated on the same 7 nanometer MOSFET as Zen 2. Just like Zen, Zen + It would be more accurate to name zen 3 Zen 2+ as Zen 3 is just a minor incremental architecture enhancement. Kudos to AMD for continuing to innovate and push the competition is certainly a Win, Win for consumers.
Nope zen3 is a new architecture bro.
I’m still waiting for a video titled: We finally bankrupt Intel!
Love my R5 1600X still using it till today. Can't wait to upgrade to these beautiful beast together with RX 6000.
Great presentation and visualization 👍
Every other comment down here is about: - Rip Intel -Soon NVIDIA too...
Bill gates wants to know your location
Haven't seen Robert Hallock in a while. I recognized him immediately in the thumbnail, so I clicked on the video. Wasn't disappointed - also, if that's him actually drawing on a glass / plexi in reverse, he has a really nice and steady hand and a beautiful handwriting.
This is impressive - the fact that he is able to present a complex subject and write mirror flipped at the same time.
He wrote on a transparent board and flipping the video horizontally.
basically AMD hit a wall with zen arch early on and gimped zen1 and zen2 and then released the original design as zen3 so people feel the need to upgrade all the time because no engineer would ever design a chip so inefficiently, only a company would to drive up profits.
we arent this stupid im pretty sure this was already explained in the first video clearly but ok
Great!! 👍👍👍 Thank a lot for explaining Ryzen 3000 and 5000 series architectures. Can you make a video explaining the RDNA2 also?
Back to loving AMD again after a 10 year break
Why does a marketing director talk about an architecture instead of an engineer? That doesn't look serious....
Because it's that simple to explain
Because this is marketing believe it or not. I have no doubt he knows what he's talking about. In order to market something well, you need to know what you're selling.
technical 'marketing' director ......would probably be the logical choice for marketing technical things ............. this video afterall is a sales video advertising the technical advantage of zen3 ,
Because engineers have a lingo only engineer-like and other engineers only appreciate and understand. A marketing director talks in a way where the complicated matter can be understood by as many of target audience as possible. In the case of consumer-oriented Ryzen chips, you get this video. If you worked data center and were looking at Epyc chips, well, this is going to be more in-depth but we wont see that unless we're dc people. But even if we were we wouldnt exactly be allowed all the time to share deeper knowledge of a leading edge processor
nice vid, I wanted to ask if you guys would make another video about the hardware video encoding on the radeon 6000 series? it's such an important feature for me and other content creators that I became sad when it wasn't showcased or even mentioned in the presentation...
Thank you for making this AMD! Can't wait to get my 5900X tomorrow!
Great breakdown video