AMD Ryzen processor box art revealed by Thai retailer

Another day, another AMD Ryzen leak / rumour / news morsel… or two. Particularly interesting today we see what is claimed to be an AMD Ryzen box art matrix from Thailand. The web images don't only show the products which will be soon on sale but the prices, in Thai Baht naturally. In a similar vein a Belgian online retailer has let slip its prices for the AMD Ryzen 7 range of CPUs.

Looking at the single box art close-up we have available, above, via WCCFTech, the box design is rather simple and mainly black. Just because these have appeared on a Thai retailer site doesn't mean they are representative of what AMD will ship either. It's hard to know if the retailer images are overcompressed or just shoddily put together as placeholders, maybe by the retailer itself.

Perhaps more important than the box images, if they are genuine, is another price indication at this time. Looking over the nine CPUs and prices in Thai Baht we see a price range from the Ryzen 7 1800X at 18,790 Baht (£430), down to the Ryzen 3 110 at 4,890 Baht (£112). Its possible to click through the above image matrix on the Thai retail site and get more details. You can find a full set of these pictures in the source article, one is included below for reference.

Yesterday VideoCardz spotted a Belgian online retailer taking pre-orders for AMD Ryzen CPUs. The site only listed Ryzen 7 SKUs and there were two SKUs for each model, suggesting the CPUs would be sold with and without a bundled cooler in the box.

The prices from the site, in Euros, were tabulated by VideoCardz, which is good as the listings seem to have been removed. Look above for these Euro prices with and without local tax applied.

One more interesting clue comes from the Belgian listing. The retailer indicated that all its SKUs would be in stock from Tuesday 28^th Feb, the date of the AMD 'Capsaicin and Cream' events at GDC 2017.