We do not stop seeing new processors, graphics, monitors… This year the competition is very tough and I think all companies know it, that is why we are living in a time of constant launches and news, although that does not mean that they are all good and/or expected.
Today we are going to see the new leak that has occurred regarding AMD that shows us a new model of processor without integrated graphics. Let us know its details.
AMD Ryzen 5 7500F
That would be called according to the leaks. And as we have well commented, it would not have an integrated graphics card, so its greatest feature would be that, the need to have a dedicated card to be able to enjoy this processor. For now the company has not commented, although all the details seem to be clear.
Its filtering can be found here. In it we see how this new AMD component would come with 6 Zen 4 cores with 12 threads of execution, as well as a speed of 5,000 MHz.
The brand AMD would never have used the letter F behind its models to indicate the absence of a graphic on them, as if Intel does. However, it seems that they have been copied and now they will carry it in the same way as its main competitor.
According to the first information that is publicly available, the CPU does in fact have 6 cores, and it should be around 100 MHz slower than the Ryzen 5 7600, offering the same number of cores. The CPU has already appeared on the PugetBench website running on an X670E motherboard and DDR5-4800 memory.
If all is true, this new component it would be the lowest range that the company would have launched this year. Very oriented to office automation and low cost budgets. We will have to see it in operation and, above all, what will be the price for which it goes on sale, but it is not a model that we will pay much attention to, I assure you.
The rumors they put it at $209 which would leave it only $10 below the Ryzen 5 7600, which can be found for $219 and also it would be 100 MHz faster than this 7500F. That would put this new processor in a very bad situation, since for that price difference I doubt that anyone would opt for it. Although it must be said that the 7600 came out for $229 and has been coming down in price, so lowering the 7500F to under $200 might be the only interesting option to buy.
