Watch AMD reveal new CPUs and graphics cards during its CES 2022 livestream at 7am PT...

[midian182]

In a nutshell: AMD, Intel, and Nvidia all have their respective CES 2022 virtual presentations today (as does Samsung and Sony). Team red’s Dr. Lisa Su is up first with a 7am PT / 10am ET start time, and you can watch the proceedings live right here.

AMD has promised to “demonstrate how we’ll make 2022 an unforgettable year for gamers, creators and mobile PC users,” during its Product Premier livestream later today.

Thanks to an Honoree award posted to the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) website, we know for certain that the Ryzen 6000 'Rembrandt' mobile processors will be a highlight of AMD’s show.

Happy New Year and welcome to 2022! We are kicking off the year with lots of new tech - hope you will join us for our #AMD2022 Product Premiere on January 4th at 7am PT: https://t.co/ixOLhxjkuM pic.twitter.com/DT0pXHiLXw

— Lisa Su (@LisaSu) January 3, 2022

As previously reported, the page confirms that the mobile APU chips will feature RDNA2 graphics architecture. There’s also mention of support for DDR5 memory, which is an enticing prospect for laptop fans, along with and Microsoft's Pluton security technology.

Rumored Ryzen 6000 H-series and U-series specs include the use of Zen 3+ technology and the 6nm process node, a TDP of 35-45W, and a maximum of 8 cores/16 threads.

Elsewhere, there are expectations that AMD will reveal more about Zen 3D V-Cache Vermeer-X CPUs. The company already confirmed that the processors, which offer a 15% performance uplift over current Ryzen 5000 series CPUs, will arrive in early 2022, so an announcement today seems likely.

AMD says it will also highlight new Radeon GPUs during the event. That could include the Radeon RX 6500 XT and possibly the Radeon RX 6400, along with some refreshed Radeon RX 6000 products. Expect to learn more about Radeon Super Resolution, and we might even hear about the company’s Zen 4 plans. Tune in later today to find out.

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[psycros]

Will they start selling direct to customers and limiting order quantities by CC#? Then who cares?

 

[Reallyhow]

Will they start selling direct to customers and limiting order quantities by CC#? Then who cares?

They're a business. That exists to make the shareholders as much money as possible. If you want them to be required to provide a certain level of service to a lower profit segment of the market, go talk to your representative about it.

 

[wiyosaya]

Will they start selling direct to customers and limiting order quantities by CC#? Then who cares?

In at least some instances, they are already selling directly to customers - which I am sure you know - at least when they have stock.
Right there with you. I'm waiting to do two builds because of the current market situation.

 

[Ohnooze]

They're a business. That exists to make the shareholders as much money as possible. If you want them to be required to provide a certain level of service to a lower profit segment of the market, go talk to your representative about it.

He didn't say he wanted to require them to do anything.
Is there something wrong with wanting them to help out the base of customers who have supported them over the years?

 

[punctualturn]

In at least some instances, they are already selling directly to customers - which I am sure you know - at least when they have stock.
Right there with you. I'm waiting to do two builds because of the current market situation.

Can confirm, was able to grab a 6900xt at msrp at their site.

Really wanted a 6800xt, but the only one available was the 6900.

 

[Ohnooze]

Can confirm, was able to grab a 6900xt at msrp at their site.

Really wanted a 6800xt, but the only one available was the 6900.

and how do you do that? Stalk the site until it shows up in stock?

 

[Reallyhow]

He didn't say he wanted to require them to do anything.
Is there something wrong with wanting them to help out the base of customers who have supported them over the years?

That's the thing, though. The end user / enthusiast market is tiny compared to their other markets. We haven't really "Helped them out" so much as been another revenue stream. When the company can sell the same silicon for twice the price for specialized applications, they aren't going to bother with charity.

Publicly traded businesses don't exist to help people.

 

[punctualturn]

and how do you do that? Stalk the site until it shows up in stock?

That was before the queue system was implemented, but yes, be on the site every Thursday at or around 9 am EST.
It took me around a month of constant trying.

good luck.

 

[Ohnooze]

I have noticed a lot more AMD cards being available in the last couple weeks. Maybe chances will improve.

 

[wiyosaya]

That was before the queue system was implemented, but yes, be on the site every Thursday at or around 9 am EST. It took me around a month of constant trying.

good luck.

As they say, patience is a virtue.