AMD Renoir processors include various models such as Ryzen 5000 series and Ryzen 7000 series chipsets.
AMD Renoir processors include various models such as Ryzen 5000 series and Ryzen 7000 series chipsets.
European PC parts and builder listings show AMD Renoir series CPUs on their Dutch site. Alternate entries appear in Germany and the UK, but these are absent. The models are 4350G (Ryzen 3 PRO, AM4) at around 170 euros and 4650G (Ryzen 5 PRO, AM4) near 200 euros. Both are marked as unavailable or with an uncertain delivery date. My guess is these were unintentional posts, yet we now understand the price range AMD assigns to these chips. Source: https://www.alternate.nl/AMD-CPUs/Socket...lter=false
These processors aren't brand new, and most buyers can't acquire them separately. The 4000 series desktop CPUs come with built-in graphics, are exclusive to original equipment manufacturers, and use the Zen2 design. They were launched this July. It seems a vendor is attempting to market these OEM CPUs to consumers.
These processors were offered to system builders for some time now
There. That's why it's news. These are the first Renoir chips that are listed on a consumer platform that I'm aware of. Like I said, probably accidentally listed, but there's a price listed for them as well. No, the 5000 series has its own dedicated page, besides listing them normally in queries like I posted.
It's not unusual. These CPUs have been listed on various platforms for some time, including eBay.
From what I understand, no one is preventing a store from purchasing large quantities of these OEM CPUs and offering them at discounts—it’s just that few individuals are expected to make such a purchase.
These high-end graphics cards aren't easily available in Europe anymore. The RTX 3000 is similarly out of reach, except for the RTX 3070 at around 700€. Even the RTX 2080 feels like a distant dream at that price. I guess I’ll wait until things improve or check again later.