This issue of the fresh spicy newspaper brings you the main news of the past week (February 28-March 6): Lenovo's new Rescuer Y series gaming notebook 2022 was officially released, Intel launched a new NUC12 Extreme codenamed Dragon Canyon, AMD's new thread ripper Threadripper PRO 5000 series processor is coming on the market, Kingston launched THE FURY Impact series DDR5 notebook memory, Micron introduces the 7450 Series Enterprise SSDs.
The first release of the 6799 yuan Saver game book 2022 released
On the evening of February 28, Lenovo launched a new Savior game book 2022 series, including The Rescuer Y9000P 2022 and The Rescuer Y7000P 2022, both equipped with the 12th generation Intel Core High Performance Mobile processor, which can be equipped with up to 150W full power NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 graphics. Rescuer Y7000P 2022 and Y9000P 2022 initial prices are starting from 6799 yuan and 8299 yuan respectively, and are officially launched on March 10.
It is worth noting that perhaps in order to distinguish the product positioning with the Y9000P 2022, the highest graphics card configuration of the Y7000P 2022 is only the RTX 3050 Ti, the specifications are still slightly lower, at least the RTX3060 version should be provided. After all, as a notebook product that positions e-sports games, the performance of the graphics card directly determines the player's gaming experience.
Spicy cool review: The current 6000 to 8000 yuan price segment of the game notebook market competition is fierce, the new Rescuer Y series game is bound to form a positive hard and hard with Asus Tianxuan 3, HP Shadow Genie 8 series and other products after the listing, and only RTX3050Ti graphics card Y7000P 2022, in the face of RTX3060 competitors will still be a little weak, and the starting price of Y9000P 2022 is as high as 8299 yuan, and the threshold for entry is further increased.
Intel launches NUC12 Extreme Dragon Canyon
With the launch of the 12th generation Core processor, the new Intel NUC12 is also officially available, the Intel NUC 12 Extreme, codenamed Dragon Canyon (Dragon Canyon), as the top model, the volume is only 8 liters, using a separate Computer Element compute unit, replaceable processor, and support the installation of dual-socket, up to 12-inch PCIe discrete graphics, and may also launch a version with Intel ARC discrete graphics in the future.
However, in terms of price, the price of NUC series products has always been high, more expensive than the same configuration of ordinary desktop computers, mainly for enthusiasts and geek players. The version with the pre-installed i7-12700 processor costs $1150 (about 7300 yuan), and the version with the pre-installed i9-12900 processor costs $1450 (about 9200 yuan).
Spicy cool comment: When the skeleton lights are lit, I am indeed moved, but when I see the price, my heart is calm again.
· The Threadripper PRO 5000 Series will be available for up to 64 cores and 128 threads
Late last year, AMD's new thread ripper Threadripper PRO 5000 series processor specifications were exposed, based on the Zen 3 architecture, code-named "Chagall". Among the first five models, the highest specification Threadripper PRO 5995WX is 64 cores and 128 threads, supports 8 channels of DDR4-3200 memory, and supports 128 PCIe Gen4 channels.
The TDP of the five models is 280W, and the maximum acceleration frequency is 4.5GHz, but the higher the model, the lower the processor's reference frequency, the 5995WX reference frequency of the 64-core 128 thread is only 2.7GHz, and the 12-core 24-thread TR PRO 5945WX reference frequency reaches 4.1GHz. According to VideoCadrz, the AMD Threadripper PRO 5000 series will ship to OEMs on March 8.
Spicy cool comment: In the HEDT market, AMD's thread ripper 3000 series processors have been difficult to match, and it seems that manufacturers have no incentive to update. Two years later, the Threadripper PRO 5000 is finally here, which must not buy a go back to counting the grid to play?
Kingston launched the FURY Impact series DDR5 notebook memory
Kingston is one of the first manufacturers to launch DDR5 desktop memory, and recently its FURY brand Impact DDR5 SO-DIMM notebook memory is also officially listed, with a maximum single capacity of 32GB, a frequency of up to 4800MHz, and supportSP 3.0, CL is only 38, even a little lower than the desktop version.
Kingston FURY Impact DDR5 SO-DIMM memory module provides a single 8/16/32GB, and 8GB2*2/16GB*2/32GB*2 set and other specifications, 4800MHz frequency is 50% higher than DDR4, helping to improve gaming, rendering and multitasking capabilities, plus on-chip ECC error correction and 1.1V operating voltage, better stability.
Spicy cool review: With the listing of the 12th generation Core and Ryzen™ 6000 series mobile processors, this year will be the year of popularization of DDR5 memory in mobile platforms, but the current high price will definitely be passed on to the price of the product.
Micron launched the 7450 series of enterprise SSDs 176 layers 3D NAND up to 15.36TB
In the storage industry, there is also a message from Micron: the 7450 series of enterprise SSDs is newly launched, using 176 layers of 3D NAND flash memory.
Micron's new 7450 Series Data Center SSDs include the Micron 7450 PRO and Micron 7450 MAX series, offering U.3, E1. S and M.2 specifications. It leverages industry-leading 176-layer 3D NAND flash memory combined with Micron's own DRAM cache, system-on-chip (SoC), and firmware. In common mixed workloads, latency is lower. Compared with the SATA SSD solution, the latency is reduced by nearly half and the read bandwidth is increased by 12 times, which helps improve database performance.
Micron 7450 Series SSDs are available in capacities ranging from 400GB to 15.36TB with up to 6800 MB/s read speeds, 5600 MB/s write speeds, 1 million IOPS for random reads, 410,000 IOPS for random writes, and a mean time-free time (MTBF) of up to 2 million hours, offering a five-year warranty.
With the gradual increase of SSD capacity and the reduction of cost, the proportion of SSD applications in data centers is bound to increase, and all-flash data centers will also enter the accelerated construction stage.
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