AM5 and Ryzen 7000 News
- Thread starter enthusiast29
- Start date
Who hurt amd?
www.xda-developers.com
AMD claims it can take on Apple M2 with its new Ryzen 7040 U-series processors
AMD's U-class chips in the Ryzen 7040 mobile series leads the charge against Apple's and Intel's lightweight CPUs.
www.xda-developers.com
Take this guy's (MLID) videos with grain of salt. He throws multiple things throughout the year and one of those will be closer to what happens. He then boasts that he leaked it first on so and so date.
I really doubt if there will be a 32 core CCD on AM5 platform. Look at how big the 32 core threadripper is and it has 4x 8 core chiplets. 8 and 16 core chiplets, up to 32 core cpu seems more possible.
I thought Zen6 will be coming with a new AM6 platform.
Anyways, is there anyone better than MLID? I find most of his leaks come with plausible explanations like even the internal employees (leakers) belong to teams that don't really know which direction a product design will go in the early stages.
Anyways, is there anyone better than MLID? I find most of his leaks come with plausible explanations like even the internal employees (leakers) belong to teams that don't really know which direction a product design will go in the early stages.
Zen 1, 2, 3 were all on AM4, so it is possible that that Zen 4, 5, 6 will be on AM5.
The whole USP of AMD was their platform lasting longer than Hollywood relationships. AM4 is still going strong and AMD is supporting it till 2025, now that's how you make sustainable tech. Given that AM4 is still potent and will remain so for at least the next 3-4 years, AM5 is gonna last for even longer.
I have been waiting for a decade for intel to do the same....but one can only wish.
Thats why its intel.. they just want to come up with a new socket to woo the consumers while offering almost similar performance but only the experienced consumer will opt for amd. Here sheer performance matters with a good amount of backward compatibility and also light on pockets.
Hope AMD start to offer 24/32 core & 256GB RAM support on the Zen 5/6 consumer products.
Consumer boards have already started support for 256GB memory via a BIOS update.
MSI brings 256GB RAM support on Intel and AMD motherboards
More RAM than Chrome can chew on.
www.tomshardware.com