AMD is reportedly able to use 99.9% of Ryzen CPU dies

[WYP]

AMD is reportedly able to use 99.9% of Ryzen CPU dies, with 80% of dies allegedly having 8 fully functional CPU cores.



Read more on AMD's rumoured Ryzen yields.

[Tripp]

That's quite a feat

[Kleptobot]

Props to GloFo, are AMD using any other manufacturers for ryzen production?

[Avet]

Wow... That is impressive. Their marketing team should learn a thing or two from their manufacturing department.

[AngryGoldfish]

Good for them, good for us.

[AlienALX]

Neato this explains why the cheap ones are yet to materialise. Well, when I say cheap I mean 4T 4T etc.

Also explains why they sell the 1700 for £280.

[NeverBackDown]

Originally Posted by Kleptobot

Props to GloFo, are AMD using any other manufacturers for ryzen production?

Probably Samsung since the 14nm is based off there design.

This is extremely impressive. Can't wait for there next quarter report.

[Radioman]

Any north of 60% in die yield rate is 'damn good'. This is passed 'Excellent' with the needle pegged on 'Ridiculous'.

This piques my curiosity to find out what kind of figures AMD will net when they start producing 32 Core Epyc Chips.

Originally Posted by NeverBackDown

Probably Samsung since the 14nm is based off there design.

14nm fabrication is a mature technology

Originally Posted by NeverBackDown

Probably Samsung since the 14nm is based off there design.

14nm fabrication is a mature technology

[NeverBackDown]

Originally Posted by Radioman

14nm fabrication is a mature technology

That's great? Has nothing to do with what I said. More than one company can produce chips mature or not.