AMD Announces The Athlon 200GE With Vega 3 Graphics, 2nd Gen Ryzen/Athlon PRO

Written by Michael Larabel in AMD on 6 September 2018 at 09:16 AM EDT. 43 Comments
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AMD has a few processor announcements this morning that are no longer under embargo.

First up is the AMD Athlon 200GE SoC. The Athlon 200GE offers two-cores / four-threads (SMT) at 3.2GHz with Vega 3 onboard graphics. This SoC has a 35 Watt TDP and will be available at $55 USD. The Athlon 200GE is intended for basic desktop use-cases.


AMD is also announcing their second-generation Athlon PRO and Ryzen PRO processors. These Zen+ CPUs range from the Athlon PRO 200GE to the Ryzen 7 PRO 2700X. These PRO CPUs are intended to offer greater reliability and security for enterprise-focused workloads.


More details on these new AMD PRO processors via today's announcement.
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