The AMD Ryzen Pro are just around the corner and all the data on these processors has already been released, reserved exclusively for the professional market and government institutions.
The processors [amazon_textlink asin = 'B06WP5YCX6 ′ text =' AMD Ryzen 'template =' ProductLink 'store =' hardwa028-21 ′ marketplace = 'ES' link_id = '11157780-8e65-11e7-8dcc-bda3fbb2c7ef'] have not all come out to the market, there are still a handful to reach the market, specifically the AMD Ryzen Pro are missing, some processors of which nothing was known until the end of June, which were presented. The Ryzen Pro are intended for professional systems, not for domestic systems and the object of these is the business and government segment, due to the fact that special security systems have been implemented. The only difference between Ryzen and Ryzen Pro is the implementation of some security technologies and a bit of frequencies and that's it.
These processors are designed for desktop machines that require power and special security directly in hardware. Something curious is that AMD compares the Ryzen Pro with the Intel Core intended for the gaming segment, because all Intel processors have security measures at the hardware level (or at least the most important ones). The Ryzen Pro will have a version for laptops, like the Ryzen, although in the case of the Ryzen Pro they will arrive in the first quarter of 2018 in laptops.
Dell will implement these processors in the Optiplex 5055 computers, which will carry Windows 10 Pro / Enterprise, depending on the model or Ubuntu, although Neokylin will be installed for the Chinese market. We continue with the HP EliteDesk 705 Ge, which will have virtual reality functions in the most powerful models. We stopped at the Lenovo ThinkCenter M715, some high-performance equipment with Radeon R7 graphics or NVIDIA GeForce 730 that will have a starting price of € 375.2. Lenovo will also launch the Lenovo ThinkPad A475 and A275 laptops, both equipped with Ryzen Pro, but they will not be the laptop models, but the desktop models tucked into a laptop and which would arrive later this year.
