Leaked schematics of AMD’s upcoming Socket AM5 for Zen 4 Raphael desktop processors indicate that AMD will use the same two-piece retention frame as current →
With the success of CPUs like the Ryzen 9 5900X, AMD is now well into development of its next generation of processors, using the new →
AMD’s Zen 4 processors, the next-generation silicon set to debut next year, will top out at 16-cores, which is the same as the current Ryzen →
The next-gen AMD Zen 4 Epyc processors might have as many as 128 cores and 256 threads in a single CPU socket – double what →
Intel’s purported plans for next-gen Alder Lake processors, and the Raptor Lake chips which are rumored to follow as the 13th-gen with a possible 24-core →
AMD’s next-generation Zen 4 Ryzen desktop CPUs might not launch until late 2022, almost a year after the debut of Intel’s 12th-generation Alder Lake lineup. →
AMD is set to introduce support for DDR5 RAM in 2022, according to a leaked roadmap. Gamers Nexus claims to have received an internal AMD →
AMD looks set to maintain its CPU process lead in the future, with new rumors emerging about it shifting to five nanometers in the future →