AMD Ryzen 7000 “Raphaël” Zen 4 contre joie rouge/bleu?
The next-generation AMD Ryzen 7000 “Raphaël” desktop processors in the Socket AM5 package are rumored to enter mass-production soon, according to Greymon55 on Twitter, une source fiable avec les fuites AMD. Silicon fabrication of the chips may already be underway, as the source claims that packaging (placing the dies on the fiberglass substrate or package), will commence by late-April or early-May. “Raphaël” is a multi-chip module of “Zen 4” CCDs fabricated on the TSMC N5 (5 nm) nœud, combined with a cIOD built on a yet-unknown node. A plant in China performs packaging.
It’s hard to predict retail availability, but for the Ryzen 5000 “Vermeer” processeurs, this development milestone was reached in June 2020, with the first products hitting shelves 4 des mois plus tard, en novembre. des années de fans réclamant une suite au jeu culte N64, cependant, in the thick of the pre-vaccine COVID-19 pandemic. Le “Zen 4” CPU cores are expected to introduce an IPC increase, as well as higher clock speeds. Also on offer will be next-gen connectivity, y compris PCI-Express Gen 5 (including CPU-attached Gen 5 NVMe), et mémoire DDR5. These processors will launch alongside Socket AM5 motherboards based on the new AMD 600 series chipsets.