A pleasant surprise from AMD today is the fact that cheap variants of Ryzen Zen 3 processors were announced and surprisingly Zen 2 refuses to go off the map and this will give relief to those looking to increase computing power without breaking the bank. The new announcements include the Ryzen 3 4100, 5 4500, and 5 4600G for Zen 2 and the Ryzen 5 5500, 5 5600 7, and Ryzen 7 57003DX for Zen 3. The one I want to highlight is the Ryzen 57003DX that although it HAS THE SAME SPECIFICATIONS as its predecessor announced in autumn 2020, AMD's V-Cache for 3D was added and makes the processor virtually up to 15% more efficient than the Ryzen 9 5900X (assuming enhance Full HD 1080p resolution). The new Zen 2 and Zen 3 are expected to be available from April 4, but for those interested in the Ryzen 7 57003DX, it will be released on April 20. #AMD #Ryzen #CPU

Apple in its Peak Performance event (and in my opinion the most transcendental), presented its new Mac Studio and it is the intermediate between the high-performance iMac and the Mac Pro with two variants of processors and it is the Apple M1 Max and the new M1 Ultra, the second generation of its processors that includes the central and graphic in a single system. For its part, the Apple M1 Ultra brings 80% better performance than the current generation of the Mac Pro based on Intel Xeon with 16 high-performance cores and 4 high-efficiency cores with the ability to do 32 trillion tasks per second and allows energy efficiency allowing the Mac Studio to use 1000 kWh less than a high-performance PC. #Apple #AppleSilicon #MacStudio