2 typo. a 7 (7000 series) were a 5 (5000 series) should be. 7 is directly above 5 on a number pad and if henuine AMD would have had it taken down instantly
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*** AMD "Zen 4" thread (inc AM5/APU discussion) ***
Soldato
What num pad you have? 7 is above a 4
If genuine, whats the big secret? That there will be a 7000 series APU? That AMD is still bad at numbering?
I think both of these are expected already
Yeah you are right, Don't have a num pad. Still think it is a typo though
Why because it has not even been announced yet and standard practice would be to take it down as NDA's would have been signed. Plus the 7000 series according to an article i saw today is due end of 22 early 23
AMD Zen 4D 'Zen 4 Dense' CPU Architecture & Chiplet Design Detailed, Will Tackle Intel's Hybrid Approach (wccftech.com)
AMD Zen 4D ‘Dense’ Core For Next-Gen Ryzen & EPYC CPUs Detailed: Up To 16 Cores Per Chiplet, New Cache Design & Tackles Intel’s Hybrid Approach
AMD Zen 4D ‘Dense’ Core For Next-Gen Ryzen & EPYC CPUs Detailed: Up To 16 Cores Per Chiplet, New Cache Design & Tackles Intel’s Hybrid Approach
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So as usual, the one after the next one is THE one...
Regardless whether this particular Zen4D speculation only exists in MLID wet dreams
With Zen, AMD did teas expected improvement of next generation with every release, but also delivered every time.
So things are indeed as usual. Allows you to plan your upgrades
So, Zen 4 desktop will have at least a 16-core variant, with two chiplets?
Ryzen 6000 is late, Ryzen 5000 were launched in the end of 2020.
AMD EPYC Zen4 “Genoa” 16-core processor with 3.7 GHz boost and DDR5/PCIe Gen5 support spotted
This 16-core AMD EPYC Zen4 "Genoa" processor leak comes with an X-ray - VideoCardz.com
Ryzen 6000 is late, Ryzen 5000 were launched in the end of 2020.
AMD EPYC Zen4 “Genoa” 16-core processor with 3.7 GHz boost and DDR5/PCIe Gen5 support spotted
This 16-core AMD EPYC Zen4 "Genoa" processor leak comes with an X-ray - VideoCardz.com
Why is it late ?
Zen 4 has always been scheduled for 2022. It's not late.
Don't we need a 12-month release cadence, not 24-month as it will be?
Did they state it would be out in 12 months or with a date ?
Can you answer a question ?
I think I’m more interested in the speculation in this article that The Zen 5 cores are expected to bring up to 20-40% IPC increase over Zen 4 and will launch by the end of 2023 or early 2024.
If Zen5 will be that much of an increase over Zen4 and be available at the end of 2023 I’m thinking of skipping Zen4 entirely. By the time Zen5 is out I’m hoping that DDR5 memory is better and the price has settled to a more reasonable level.
Soldato
Yeah I think I'll be skilling Zen 4 and using that upgrade monies for a QD-OLED monitor if they drop a 38" 5k version.
Caporegime
I thought Zen 4 was always scheduled for H2 2022? So November / December this year.
Soldato
It has been, don't worry.
Caporegime
