AMDZen5 architecture CPU discovered for the first time: 8 cores with 16 threads, or the first batch of chips in the laboratory
Previously, there were reports that AMD plans to launch a new Zen5 architecture in 2024, bringing the Ryzen8000 series CPU. Rumor has it that Zen5 architecture products may be released in the first half of 2024, or even in the first quarter
Previously, there were reports that AMD plans to launch a new Zen5 architecture in 2024, bringing the Ryzen8000 series CPU. Rumor has it that Zen5 architecture products may be released in the first half of 2024, or even in the first quarter.
According to Wccftech, there are currently Einstein@Home and LHC@home The Zen5 architecture CPU with 8 cores and 16 threads has been found in the database. It seems that AMD has started testing this chip in the laboratory and is likely the first batch of engineering samples.
Due to previous discoveries of Zen4 architecture CPU and Threadripper series products in the same way, there is still some credibility, and it is likely the first time AMD has been confirmed to run Zen5 architecture chips in the laboratory.
The AMD chip is displayed as "100-00000 1290-11N [Family26Model64Stepping0]". Family24 has been previously used for Zen3 and Zen4 architecture chips, while Family25 is rumored to be part of Zen5 architecture chips with the same entries and is likely to belong to the same family of chips.
In addition to the Zen5 architecture chip, two unreleased GPUs were also discovered this time. One is the Radeon RX7900GRE with 16GB of graphics memory, and the other is the Radeon RX series chip with 12GB of graphics memory, which is likely to be an upcoming graphics card and is speculated to be a product of the Radeon RX7700 or RX7800 series.
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