During the weekend, AMD has announced four Ryzen processors aimed for mainstream and performance PCs. The lineup includes the Ryzen 7 2700X, Ryzen 7 2700, Ryzen 5 2600X and Ryzen 5 2600. All the four CPUs will be available next April 19. During the next weeks, we will test them as well.

The new processors are the first refresh of Zen-based chips and they come with Zen+ microarchitecture with 12nm LP GlobalFoundries process. This process is a shrink of the 14nm LPP node used on the Summit Ridge processors. At the moment the lineup includes only two Ryzen 7 processors and two Ryzen 5 CPUs, however during the next months we expect to see Ryzen 3 models too.

Below you can find all the specifications:

Processor Name	Frequency (GHz)	Cache	C/T	Turbo (GHz)	XFR (GHz)	TDP	USD
Ryzen 7 2700X	3.70	16 MB	8/16	4.30	TBC	105 W	329 $
Ryzen 7 2700	3.20	16 MB	8/16	4.10	TBC	65 W	299 $
Ryzen 5 2600X	3.60	16 MB	6/12	4.20	TBC	95 W	229 $
Ryzen 5 2600	3.40	16 MB	6/12	3.90	TBC	65 W	199 $

Source: AMD