Pirate ship: its integrated water-cooled radiator and DDR5 memory are ready for AMD Ruilong 7000

CTOnews.com, August 17 (Xinhua)-- Pirate ship, the brand of game peripherals and febrile DIY accessories, announced that it is ready for the AMD Ryzen 7000 series of processors and supporting motherboard chipsets as the AMD official announced that it will release the Sharon 7000 processor, game peripherals and febrile DIY accessories on August 30.

Officials say U. S. merchant pirate ships have been working closely with AMD, and new AMD processor information has been added to the CORSAIR PC Builder database.

At the same time, American merchant pirate ships have also prepared a number of products to support the new generation of AMD CPU. The AMD Ryzen 7000 series features a new generation of AM5 slots that are compatible with all current AM4-capable liquid CPU radiators. It includes the feature-rich ELITE LCD series, the cool-looking ELITE CAPELLIX series and the powerful RGB ELITE series.

The AMD Ryzen 7000 series processors will support the latest DDR5 high-performance memory, while the American merchant pirate ship has three DDR5 products optimized for the AMD AM5 motherboard, namely, the ruler Platinum RGB, the Avengers and the Avengers RGB, together with the new AMD chip, will bring better performance to your PC.

CTOnews.com learned that the two R9 models of AMD's first Sharon 7000 processor, the 170W TDP, surpassed the 105W of the previous generation, and the water-cooled heat dissipation scheme seemed to be a good choice. The Ruilong 7000 processor supports DDR5 memory, and memory manufacturers are expected to launch a version optimized for AMD. In addition, the Ruilong 7000 processor also supports PCIe 5.0SSD with a faster speed than 10000MB/s, which is suitable for geek users.