AMD officially introduced the series Ryzen 7000a family represents the future of business when it comes to desktop processors. The 7000 Series replaces the 5000 series in the area of high-performance desktop processors. And it also launches a new architecture, dubbed Zen 4.
These processors, as the brand had revealed in the past, are the first x86 chips based on TSMC’s 5-nanometer manufacturing process. A remarkable evolution compared to the 7 nanometers of the Zen 3 architecture which precedes them.
The company, for the moment, did not specify which processors will make up the new series or what its specifics will be. For that, we will have to wait until the second half of the year. However, he revealed some interesting insights into what these new chips will bring to desktop PCs
How are the AMD Ryzen 7000s?
First of all, the plug cash. The brand ditches the familiar AM4 in favor of the new AM5. Therefore, those wishing to upgrade to one of the new processors will inevitably have to purchase a new motherboard.
AMD’s Ryzen 7000, on the other hand, will come with 1MB of L2 cache per core double the amount available on the Zen 3 architecture. On the L3 cache, on the other hand, they did not provide any details.
North American society, on the other hand, emphasizes higher clock speeds, even exceeding 5 GHz. Details, again, are limited, although the brand did show off a 16-core Ryzen 7000 in the presentation that was capable of exceeding the 5.5 GHz clock speed.
All the changes implemented in this new generation result in 15% more performance in single-wire tests, according to the tests carried out by the brand in Cinebench R23. They also point out that this chip is 30% faster than an Intel Core i9 12900K in a multi-threaded renderer in Blender.
The brand, on the other hand, also indicated that the 7000 series chips will consume more power at full capacity, even reaching 170 watts. This is a considerable increase over the figures recorded by the 5000 series processors. Simultaneously, the brand has also implemented certain energy-saving technologies developed for laptops which could result in lower power consumption when the computer is sleeping or performing low-demand processes.
Ryzen 7000 series processors They will be composed of three chiplets: two Zen 4 CPU modules and a six-nanometer I/O chip that includes, in addition to DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 controllers, an RDNA 2-based GPU. Therefore, all Ryzen 7000 series chips will, to an extent, be in APU mode, although integrated GPUs have limited performance.
These chips are accompanied by new motherboards from ASUS, Gigabyte and MSI, among other brands. However, these won’t be revealed until later in the year, as will specific CPU SKUs and other details for the Ryzen 7000 series.
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