https://hothardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-9-3850x-zen-2-cpu-rumored-560-7-3700x-370
 
It is a known fact that AMD will release a new round of processors based on its 7-nanometer Zen 2 CPU architecture, and the company even gave a sneak peek at what is to come back at the Consumer Electronics Show in January. For the most part, though, specs and prices remain a mystery. That said, we are starting to see some leaks online that purportedly offer up both details on the upcoming Zen 2 launch. The latest to do so is Bizgram, an online retailer in Singapore. The retailer updated its product catalog with a host of Ryzen 3000 series processors, none of which have been announced, but some of which have not yet been teased, either.

The product catalog also highlights a full range of Ryzen 3000 series, including Ryzen 7, Ryzen 5, and Ryzen 3 SKUs. If once again basing specs on prior leaks, here is what we are looking at...(based on currency conversion from Singapore dollars to US dollars)

• Ryzen 3 3300: 6-core/12-thread, 50W, 3.2GHz to 4GHz, $111
• Ryzen 3 3300X: 6-core/12-thread, 3.5GHz to 4.3GHz, 65W, $145
• Ryzen 3 3300G: 6-core-12-thread, Navi graphics, 3GHz to 3.8GHz, 65W, $145
• Ryzen 5 3600: 8-core/16-thread, 3.6GHz to 4.4GHz, 65W, $200
• Ryzen 5 3600X: 8-core/16-thread, 4GHz to 4.8GHz, 95W, $258
• Ryzen 5 3600G: 8-core, 16-thread, 3.2GHz to 4GHz, Navi graphics, 95W, $224
• Ryzen 7 3700: 12-core, 24-thread, 3.8GHz to 4.6GHz, 95W, $336
• Ryzen 7 3700X: 12-core, 24-thread, 4.2GHz to 5GHz, 105W, $370
• Ryzen 9 3800X: 16-core, 32-thread, 3.9GHz to 4.7GHz, 125W, $505
• Ryzen 9 3850X: 16-core, 32-thread, 4.3GHz to 5.1GHz, 135W, $561

Prices are extremely competitive...good to see

Nice offerings assuming they're accurate.  Got some systems to build this year.  Gonna be a good year.

Holdolin
Nice offerings assuming they're accurate.  Got some systems to build this year.  Gonna be a good year.

Well considering most of the leaks surrounding Ryzen have been accurate no dout this will be just as good.

My R5 2400G is good enough for now. Maybe next year AMD will have a better CPU?
 

rjohnson11
https://hothardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-9-3850x-zen-2-cpu-rumored-560-7-3700x-370
 

• Ryzen 5 3600X: 8-core/16-thread, 4GHz to 4.8GHz, 95W, $258
• Ryzen 7 3700: 12-core, 24-thread, 3.8GHz to 4.6GHz, 95W, $336
• Ryzen 7 3700X: 12-core, 24-thread, 4.2GHz to 5GHz, 105W, $370

Any of these will be fine for me 
I literally went:
 

 
 
when i saw the prices

kram36
 
What makes you think that? The 2700X Max Number of PCI Express Lanes is 16.

20.

Why does Newegg and CPU World show 16 PCI-e 3.0 lanes on the 2700X?
 
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/Zen/AMD-Ryzen%207%202700X.html
 

 
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113499
 

 
I guess they are trying to keep from misinforming people on how many 3.0 lanes are offered to the PCI-e slots. It seems you're better off going with a Intel's Z390 motherboard then AMD's X470 motherboard if you want more and faster PCI-e lanes in total, but neither gives you an advantage in the 3.0 speed lanes to the PIC-e slots.
 
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=intel+Z390+vs+AMD+X470&t=ffsb&ia=web
 

What will be the DIRECT CPU PCIE lanes; not including the motherboard offerings, ?  And how does it compare to an i7 970, X58 ?
 
Thanks

529th
What will be the DIRECT CPU PCIE lanes; not including the motherboard offerings, ?  And how does it compare to an i7 970, X58 ?
 
Thanks

Not sure on the PCI-e lanes on the cpu, but my guess is they will be the same as the current Ryzen lineup. I would say every cpu in the op's list will make the i7-970 look slow in every aspect.

R7-3700 looks pretty good at that price 370$ if they truly fixed their version of AVX and AVX2 I may do an AMD build.
That with a new VII series video card would make a great crunching setup.
Been a while since I did an AMD build, can't wait to see some numbers from the BOINC community.

kram36

529th
What will be the DIRECT CPU PCIE lanes; not including the motherboard offerings, ?  And how does it compare to an i7 970, X58 ?
 
Thanks

Not sure on the PCI-e lanes on the cpu, but my guess is they will be the same as the current Ryzen lineup. I would say every cpu in the op's list will make the i7-970 look slow in every aspect.

 
It does, Currently in the process of upgrading from an x58 with a 970 @ 4.5ghz, The old girl had a pretty good run but between drive speeds and some innovation coming back to processors on both sides, it was time, not to mention that my FTW3 has started intermittently BSODing on me and I'm not going to make EVGA RMA it (Remember lifetime warranties on your motherboard?)  

529th
What will be the DIRECT CPU PCIE lanes; not including the motherboard offerings, ?  And how does it compare to an i7 970, X58 ?
 
Thanks

36 PCI lanes. 
 
I also have a i7 950 X58 as my secondary back up and folding rig.
 
If these new AMD CPU's don't have at least 40 PCIe lanes, I feel it's not worth it so TR3 it is.

Tribbs

kram36

529th
What will be the DIRECT CPU PCIE lanes; not including the motherboard offerings, ?  And how does it compare to an i7 970, X58 ?
 
Thanks

Not sure on the PCI-e lanes on the cpu, but my guess is they will be the same as the current Ryzen lineup. I would say every cpu in the op's list will make the i7-970 look slow in every aspect.

 
It does, Currently in the process of upgrading from an x58 with a 970 @ 4.5ghz, The old girl had a pretty good run but between drive speeds and some innovation coming back to processors on both sides, it was time, not to mention that my FTW3 has started intermittently BSODing on me and I'm not going to make EVGA RMA it (Remember lifetime warranties on your motherboard?)  

I would RMA that motherboard. You never know what EVGA will send you for a replacement. More then likely a newer motherboard that you could use to build a faster system with the bells and whistles that you're looking for and save you the cost of buying a new motherboard. Plus the Lifetime warranty will follow onto the replacement motherboard.