Possible AMD Ryzen PRO 4000G Series SEP Prices Surface,

AMD’s current announcement of its Ryzen 4000G and Ryzen PRO 4000G collection desktop processors lacked a key element – pricing, presumably as a result of it is irrelevant to finish customers because the processors are bought solely within the OEM channel. momomo_us secured a slide (presumably by AMD’s channel advertising and marketing), which places out SEP (suggestive) pricing per chip in n-unit tray portions. Apparently, the Ryzen 7 PRO 4750G, and its energy-efficient -GE variant, are priced at USD $309. The Ryzen 5 PRO 4650G/GE comes with a $209 value, and the Ryzen Three PRO 4350G/GE at $149.

Prices of the opposite components on this slide look like caught at their respective launch-time SEP pricing, since all the price-cuts AMD applied look like unofficial, and particular to retailers and areas. AMD additionally up to date its familiar-looking processor-to-chipset compatibility slide with the inclusion of the brand new 4000G collection. Apparently the brand new processors solely work with AMD 500-series chipsets, such because the B550, X570, and the commercial-segment unique PRO565 chipset. This is unusual since “Renoir” is now confirmed to lack PCIe gen 4.0, and solely spares gen 3.Zero x8 for PEG, which suggests 400-series chipsets are excluded as a consequence of ROM measurement limitations to squeeze in AGESA microcode supporting a number of generations of processors and microarchitectures. Interestingly, AMD assured prospects of Ryzen 4000-series compatibility with 400-series chipsets. Perhaps they had been solely referring to the “Zen 3” based mostly “Vermeer” processors, because the slide exhibits.