AMD Confirms Zen 4 Dragon Range, Phoenix APUs for 2023
Another APU family, Phoenix, will be aimed at thin and lights with a penchant for gaming. Phoenix too will leverage AMD’s Zen 4 core, DDR5 memory subsystem, and PCIe 5 interfaces. Being aimed at thin and lights, Phoenix APUs are set for a 35 W – 45 W operating range. Interestingly, AMD didn’t share any other details – more crucially, the graphics architecture that’s to be employed in these high-performance APUs.
With RDNA3 products hitting the ground running sooner rather than later, it remains to be seen if AMD will take Intel’s increased competition in the graphics space as a hint to provide the latest graphics architectures in its APU offerings, or if the company will keep a steadfast improvement to performance as it catches up the APU graphics IP to the latest and greatest.