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hello everyone hope you're having a fantastic day let's see if it gets any better after all this rising 5 information and about the share it's so refreshing to finally have non Intel CPU options on the market and Amy's really pushing hard towards them providing a diverse price range for the CPUs and with the release of these new skills this is risin 5 explained horizon 5 fits in the middle between the not gets released risin 3 that's going to come out in second half 2017 and the pretty exciting multi workload focused arising 7 with entry price below 300 as this is a preferred spot for the mainstream consumer just like we're driving 7005 is equipped with AMD sensor my making it a smart core for boosting clocks when you need it with precision boost and XO far then down stalking is when you don't need the power and all right in five CPUs have the multiplier unlocked so everyone can play the silicon overclocking a lottery also let's not get ahead of ourselves overclocking on the horizon seven CPU so far has been a bit of a challenge although we did get the 1800 X 2 stable for from the one gigahertz and nice overclock on the memory to 3200 megahertz but with the toasty haha 77 degrees Celsius on the core so that's quite alarming but we'll see where the rise of 5 takes us and we would not able to make these 70 100x be on or near heard so back to rise and 5 there will be two tiers of rising 5 CPUs 6 quart sauce rescues and 4 for 8 thread models are all things to scalable than core design starting with the entry-level or core 8 thread CPU we have the risin 5 1400 with 3 point 2 to 3 point 4 gigahertz and then the flagship four core part is the 1500 X with about a 10% faster base log and 9% faster boot clocks moving up the core ladder are the 6 cores 12 threads models so the horizon 5 1600 with 3.2 to 3.6 gigahertz being the entry level 6 courtship with the 1600 X being the flagship Verizon 550 you with 3 point 6 to 4 gigahertz and so if we take a look at the entire rising 5 stacks the 3 lower models are 65 watt TDP same as the rising 7 1,700 while the flagship six core model is at 95 walk amy has also shared an interesting tidbit of information for the 50 100 X in particular with the XS par value of 200 megahertz Headroom so it will boost up to 3 ports 9 gigahertz while the XFL values for the rest of the SKUs will be on still unknown and will be a surprise the only performance Caeser comes with the Cinebench NT benchmark comparing the flagship 1600 X with the i-5 7600 K which is a $240 parts quad-core no hyper threading and the only logical conclusion to why this slide is included is to obviously highlight aim these competitive advantage in terms of price so rising 5 processors range between $169 to $249 competing between the I 3s and the I sides of this world and is the satisfying a pretty competitive price tag while still distancing the flagship 16 100x away from the entry-level $369 8 core Rison 7 1700s April 11th is the global launch date and Amy really wants to push the rises by cpus with the be 350 motherboards so really satisfying and saturating that mainstream market for a good price to performance ratio however it's still distancing itself from the X 370 platform which is the enthusiast platform because the to be 350 motherboards will not support multi-gpu configurations and there's also some other limitations within the i/o such as less USB and less data connection and with all that said the unlocks multiplier is probably the most interesting aspect of these rising sides to use simply because you might have the potential to increase the performance of the lower to your SKUs by overclocking them to match the performance of their highest tier brothers that's exactly what we saw with the r7 1700's and the 1700 X being overclocked to 4 gigahertz and basically matching the performance of the 1800 X while being significantly lower in price bring them to a much better value versus the eking out index and let's hope that trend continues with the rising 550 use whether it's a 1400 or clocking that too performance on the 1500 X and the six core models for the 1600s being overclocked to 1600 X performance wise let's just hope there's enough overclocking Headroom between these rising five CPUs and remember that the Zen core is scalable so the six core model is an eight core part with two quarts disabled but how does that impact overclocking behavior we shall see enough for real and the last point to cover are the new rate cords that come with the rise of five stack so you'll get the 65 watt spell cooler with e 1400s a slightly larger 95 watt he thinks the spire with a 1500 X and the r5 1600 and interestingly no release cooler will be included with the 1600 X because apparently AMD wants you to have your own proper cooling solution with your flagship purchase also rising 5 Hula's are not lit you'll have to step up your game to rise in 7 to get that RGB circled and that is all the news surrounding Verizon 5 what are your expectations and predictions for these needs TP use leave them in the comments down below April 11th is a global launch date so make sure to stay around for our full reviews we'll see what CPUs we get first but I'm going to be non-recognized thanks so much for watching we'll see you in the next video