AMD Ryzen 9000 Zen 5 protsessorining xususiyatlari va ishga tushirish muddati so‘nggi ma’lumotlarda ma’lum bo‘ldi. haqida malumot

AMD had earlier confirmed that its Ryzen 9000-series “Granite Ridge” desktop CPUs will feature Zen 5 cores, use the AM5 socket, and be compatible with existing 600-series motherboards. A tipster has now seemingly revealed many other details about the upcoming processors, including their possible launch time frame.

Yaqinda e’lon qilingan hisobot vahiy that the Granite Ridge lineup had already entered mass production, and is on course to hit the market later this year. A new leak from tipster and tech YouTuber @highyieldYT now da’volar that the upcoming processors will debut in the second quarter of this year. The X post also reveals that the new chips will feature the same on-package chiplet design as Zen 2/3/4 and use the same IO-die as Zen 4.

The tipster added that the next-gen CPUs will be fabricated using TSMC’s 4 nanometer (“N4”) process technology, and should bring at least a 10 percent improvement in Instructions per Cycle (IPC). This should result in better performance than the Ryzen 7000 series, despite similar clock speeds. The new processors will reportedly support DDR5 memory with speeds up to 6,400 MT/s.

Zen 5 is closing in, a launch between April-June is very likely, AMD could dominate until Arrow Lake.

– Ryzen 9000
– AM5
– same on-package chiplet design as Zen2/3/4
– same IO-die as Zen4
– same core count
– TSMC N4 variant
– double-digit IPC uplift
– similar clks
– DDR5-6400

– High Yield (@highyieldYT) Yanvar 23, 2024

The Ryzen 9000 processors are said to offer between 6 and 16 cores, and include either RDNA 2 or RDNA 3.5 integrated graphics. The Thermal Design Power (TDP) of these chips will range between 65 and 170 watts as AMD aims to balance performance and power efficiency. The Granite Ridge processors are believed to come with up to 64MB of L3 cache and 16MB of L2 cache.

It’s not immediately clear if AMD will also introduce 9000X3D variants of the new chips with additional 3D Vertical Cache, but such a move could further strengthen the company’s standing against Intel, especially in the DIY market. AMD first launched a 3D V-Cache processor (Ryzen 7 5800X3D) for desktops in 2022 and followed that up with the launch of the Ryzen 9 7945HX3D for laptops last year.

Not much is known about Zen 5, but it is rumored to use a hybrid architecture with a mixture of standard and dense “C” cores. They could also include a Ryzen AI NPU like Hawk Point, bringing AI and machine learning optimizations. The Ryzen 9000 lineup is expected to compete with Intel’s Arrow Lake-S desktop CPUs that are tipped to be released in September-October 2024.