More Advanced 3 nm Node Used To Produce AMD “Zen 5c” CCDs Than “Zen 5”
According to a rumor by Chinese website UDN, AMD is allegedly constructing its future “Zen 5” and “Zen 5c” CPU Core Dies (CCDs) on two separate foundry nodes. The 4 nm EUV foundry node, which is a little more advanced than the current 5 nm EUV the firm is constructing...
“Granite Ridge” AMD Zen 5 CPUs are reportedly in mass production.
At last week’s CES trade show, AMD focused on promoting their new Zen 4-based APU products. They even threw in a few new Zen 3 offers for PC fans who are more than happy to continue with Team Red’s previous generation AM4 socket. People who were interested in the future...
There are 12 cores in the AMD “Strix Point” Zen 5 Monolithic Silicon CPU.
It appears that the monolithic silicon code-named “Strix Point,” which will replace “Phoenix,” will finally bring about an increase in the number of CPU cores for thin-and-light and ultraportable mobile systems. The next-generation APU die being developed by AMD is known as “Strix Point,” and a leaked MilkyWay@Home benchmark result...
Online databases reveal a potential AMD Ryzen Zen 5 prototype processor.
In a “Meet the Experts” event earlier this week, AMD made the Ryzen 8000 CPU series public. A roadmap shows that this next-generation “Zen 5” + “Navi 3.5” mainstream desktop processor lineup is anticipated to launch in 2024. According to information that was leaked (last month), AMD’s codename for the...
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