AMD’s next-generation processors are already in pre-production. These will be based on new Zen 4 architecturewho are expected up to 30% performance improvement compared to the Ryzen 5000. Considering the CPI increase there clock speed. Well, the specs of the first models of the Ryzen 7000. So let’s see what we can expect.
The jump from Ryzen 5000 to Ryzen 7000 in desktop processors will be the biggest in years, as we will see an AM5 socket change. With that, we’ll see new motherboards with support for DDR5 memory, up to 5200 MHz, and support for PCI Express. As well as being the first desktop processor, outside of the G-series, with integrated graphics. Well, the first information about the different models of the Ryzen 7000 has appeared, at least about the first ones and therefore the first ones that will go on sale.
It is customary for Intel and AMD to launch the most powerful processors of a new generation of processors first. The most high-end and therefore those with the best specifications and the highest TDP. At the same time, they are the most expensive, since they are designed for the most enthusiastic and, therefore, those who seek to have the most powerful computer of the moment at all costs.
These would be the first models of the Ryzen 7000
The first thing we need to keep in mind is that AMD will continue with a chip configuration, where the processor will be divided into several different chips. In the case of the Ryzen 7000s, which are the direct successors of the current Ryzen 5000s.
The latest rumour? It is commented on a version of 24 hearts and therefore of 3 CCDs and 1 IOD, although other sources speak of 16 coresyes This design would fit Ryzen 9 7950X which would offer a Boost speed of 5.4 GHz, but with a single core. Your PDT? 170W during the push. In any case, it seems that there is a model with 24 cores and another with 16, but both under the same TDP. So cores are sacrificed for clock speed and vice versa. In any case, we will wait for AMD itself to clarify this confusion.
As for the rest of the bullet points, the information is much clearer and can be summarized as follows:
- The settings of 12 hearts it is for him Ryzen 9 7900X with a speed of up to 5.3GHz.
- Regarding the configuration of 8 hearts we have the Ryzen 7 7800X which can reach up to 5.2GHz.
- Finally, we have the model of 6 heartsthe Ryzen 5 7600X, with a Boost speed of up to 5.1GHz.
It would therefore be the initial AMD Ryzen 7000 family that we would see in a few months. Of course, since this is leaked information from pre-launch chips, specs, especially clock speeds, may change at the last minute. In any case, it would not be the whole family, since we will also see the non-X models, but their launch should take place a few months later.
