AMD Ryzen 5 3500 spotted: Six Cores but no SMT

Wouldn't it be interesting to compare this new six-core with the old Phenom II 1100T paired with 1600 MHz DDR3 memory and a 2400 to 2600 MHz northbridge overclock on a Asus Crosshair V or an Asus Sabertooth 990FX based board to see how times has changed?

 

When You lower the core speed on Intel it no longer shines....

So? Every company has it's own aproach.

 

Even the i5 9400f is more expensive than this. People forget the pricing is the key here.

 

yea^...I'm trying/ gonna get a used 8700k from a fellow member at a good price...I should be set for a few years no?

 

I saw that @Loophole35 was selling it at the great price but you'll need expensive motherboard and good cooling if you want those clocks he was running it. You have a chance here for the even lower price get a brand new 3600X where you dont need WC and Z board. Think twice before you act.

 

for some reason I want his 8700k....he gave me a nice z mobo and 16Gb of ram a few years ago to go with a 2600k that I got from another member and damn thing is flawless I tell ya....boots every time...good quality stuff.

 

He was the one? I though @sykozis gaved you the 2600k.

Edit : Nwm i got it

 

yea, I got the 2600k from sykozis to replace an i3 back then when I had a cheap mobo and Loop sent me the z68 mobo with 16Gb of Corsair Ram......I am currently typing on it now...good stuff/ Great people...
Proud member here for sure...I love this place.

 

Yeah to get 5.0Ghz he will need a D15s or a 240mm AIO but on a Hyper 212+ or something 4.8 is very doable. If he can find a z370 prime from ASUS and some 3200 G.Skill RAM those should cost about $220 together.
https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16813119163?Item=N82E16813119163
https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-16gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820232707


https://www.newegg.com/be-quiet-shadow-rock-slim-bk010/p/13C-001F-00004
Hell this will dissipate 160W for $50 thats more than enough to run the 8700k at 5.0Ghz

 

You also said its a delided chip, lovely.

He will be happy.

 

Hyperthreading and symmetric multithreading are not exactly the same thing. This chip will still do SMT even with hyperthreading disabled because it has six cores so it can run six threads simultaneously and that is SMT. Hyperthreading is one specific form of SMT that refers to running multiple threads on the same core simultaneously.

The bottom line is SMT is not disabled on this chip, hyperthreading is disabled.

 

Uh what? SMT (Simultaneous multithreading) and Hyperthreading are the same thing. Just having multiple threads doesn't make it SMT enabled.

 

The term "HyperThreading" is trademarked by Intel. HyperThreading is nothing but a marketing name given to Intel's SMT implementation.

SMT or Simultaneous Multi-Threading refers to the ability of a processor core to execute multiple threads, simultaneously.

You're confusing SMT (Simultaneous Multi-Threading) and SMP (Simultaneous Multi-Processing).

In the case of the Ryzen 5 3500 and 3500X, SMT is disabled (since each core can only execute a single thread)....SMP is not.

 

Thanks for correcting my brain fart guys.

I have never seen the term SMT used and somehow thought it was SMP.