AMD's Zen 5 architecture will power the company's next generation of desktop processors. Announcing new families of CPUs during Computex, AMD isn't replacing the older AM4 platform, but is bolstering its catalog with more products, so consumers can pick the right processor for their needs. I...
There isn’t much reason for Asus and MSI to play coy about next-gen AMD CPUs.AMD itself confirmedthat it would launch Zen 5 CPUs in the second half of this year, with the company sharing the release date window details during an earnings call. Still, we expected the CPUs late...
The 3rd Gen AMD Infinity Architecture, which will provide a high-bandwidth, low latency connection between the four Radeon Instinct GPUs and one AMD EPYC CPU included in each node of El Capitan. As well, the 3rd Gen AMD Infinity Architecture includes unified memory across t...
Dr. Lisa Su introduced AMD's "next-gen AMD Ryzen" processor series during a recent presentation at the Beijing AI PC Innovation Summit—this announcement confirms that Team Red's RDNA 3+ (AKA 3.5) graphics technology is destined to arrive (on board) with the launch of "Strix Point" ...
AMD's Ryzen "Zen 5" CPUs codenamed Granite Ridge have received the first support on ASUS's AM5 motherboards with the AGESA 1.1.7.0 BIOS.
There are new rumors regarding AMD's next-generation Ryzen 7000 CPUs codenamed Raphael and based on the 5nm Zen 4 core architecture.
The new CPUs will also mark the end of the AM4 socket, making way for the next-generation platform (AM5?). According to Hallock, the new socket will support DDR5 RAM, PCI Express Gen 5, and cooler compatibility with existing socket AM4 coolers. This will put next-gen AMD processors ...
During AMD's annual shareholder meeting today, AMD president and CEO Dr. Lisa Su confirmed the launch of next-generation AMD Ryzen, EPYC CPUs and Navi GPUs for the third quarter of this year. The expected products are going to be manufactured on TSMC's 7 nm process and will be using ...
Not correct. There are several products in the market sporting AMD's curent-gen RDNA 3 iGPUs. Specifically, Arrow Lake-S is slated for the starting Intel Iris Xe-LPG graphics, while Arrow Lake-H CPUs will instead receive theIntel Iris Xe-LPG+ GPUs. ...
AMD is promising that its Zen 4 CPU architecture will deliver up to a 35 percent performance improvement. That's a much larger leap than the company had previously talked about.