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AMD decides it has so many laptop CPUs coming, they need new names

Posted on September 8, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

AMD has revealed a new naming scheme for its laptop processors going forward from 2023, as next year is the arrival time of a fresh set of families for Team Red’s mobile chips. The new system is explained in a blog post (opens in new tab), in which the example chip cited is the Ryzen 5 7640U. All five characters of the ‘7640U’ mean something here, starting with the first, which denotes the model year, the Ryzen 7 family arriving in 2023 (alongside Ryzen 7000 desktop chips).
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