The most recent AMD AGESA firmware update provides confirmation about the upcoming Ryzen APUs, which has been a long time coming as they will be the first such products for the socket AM5.
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AMD may finally be ready to unveil its RDNA 2 / RDNA 3 desktop APUs soon. That's because the company's latest AGESA firmware update is allowing DDR5 RAM kits to hit around 8000MT/s on Ryzen.
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AMD, which launched its Ryzen 7040 series (Phoenix) APUs at CES earlier this year, has quietly throttled the core clock speeds of the onboard IGP. PCIe 5.0 also never came to Phoenix.
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AMD could beat down Intel's 14th Gen Meteor Lake severely with its next-gen Ryzen 7040 series Phoenix APUs. This is despite Intel now confirming that Meteor Lake will feature cutting-edge AV1 support.
According to a new report, AMD's next-gen Phoenix mobile APUs will perform in the same ballpark as the RTX 3060 Max-Q mobile GPU. These APUs could one day completely replace lower-end GPUs.
The alleged launch sequence for AMD's next-gen Zen 4 Raphael CPUs and Phoenix APUs as well as RDNA 3-based RX 7000 series GPUs has leaked. These will begin launching soon starting off with Zen 4 CPUs.
AMD's next-gen Phoenix APUs are rumored to carry up to 24 Compute Units (CUs) according to a new report. Paired with its high clocks, these new APUs are expected to be faster even than the GTX 1060.
