Corsair Readies AMD “Rembrandt” Ryzen 6000H-powered Xenomorph Gaming Device

Corsair is readying a gaming device it calls “Xenomorph.” At this point we don’t know its exact form-factor, but given its display resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels, and the fact that desktop monitors with it are hard to come by; this is very likely a 16-inch gaming notebook with a 16:10 display with that resolution. A UserBenchmark submission sheds light on the hardware specs of the device, which includes an AMD Ryzen 6000 series “Rembrandt” mobile processor. Built on the 6 nm node, “Rembrandt” combines an 8-core/16-thread “Zen 3+” CPU with an iGPU based on the latest RDNA2 graphics architecture. The iGPU features 768 stream processors, full DirectX 12 Ultimate support, including ray tracing; and the ability to share rendering workloads with an RDNA2-based discrete GPU, such as the Radeon RX 6800M.

The name “Xenomorph” sparks a lot of speculation, mainly around the form-factor. Could this be a gaming notebook with a killer hardware feature such as an integrated touchscreen? Something with a foldable screen? A convertible that turns into a tablet? Another possibility is a device that looks otherworldly enough to be a tribute to HR Giger, the artist who created the Xenomorph alien. We don’t know if Xenomorph is an internal codename, or an actual product name, as that might require some legal understanding with 20th Century Fox.