AMD Notebook Processor Roadmap to 2024 – Phoenix Point with Zen 4 and RDNA 3

Fortunately, along with other products, the roadmap of notebook processors AMD Also published by 2024, which includes examples such as Phoenix Point and Strix Point.

AMD has confirmed that the next-generation Phoenix Point and Strix Point APUs will power future laptops with special features. The Phoenix Point uses a combination of Zen 4 architecture for CPU and RDNA 3 for integrated graphics, and the manufacturing technology will be 4nm, while Strix Point uses Zen 5 cores and RDNA 3 Plus integrated graphics on a more advanced node (possibly 3nm). ) Will use.

The new Phoenix APUs support both LPDDR5 and PCIe Gen 5.0 standards, and will include 35- to 45-watt models. This line-up will be unveiled in 2023 and probably at CES 2023.

Roadmap for AMD notebook processors until 2024

According to previous information, the Ryzen 7000 Phoenix series may still offer up to 8 16-thread cores, while the higher number of cores is offered exclusively by Dragon Range chips. However, Phoenix is ​​expected to have more graphics cores and significantly increase performance.

It was initially rumored that Strix Point APUs might use a hybrid architecture and have two types of Zen cores. Of course, the core is Zen 5, while the rest of the cores may use the older Zen 4 architecture. However, the new roadmap confirms that we will only see Zen 5 architecture for this series.

Of course, there is talk of a new Level 4 cache system for Strix Point processors, but it has not been confirmed yet. Until now, AMD APUs have used an integrated design where all components (CPU / GPU / IO) are all on the same die. This is not yet known for next-generation models, but technologies such as Infinity Cache (along with RDNA 3 Plus graphics architecture) are expected for the Strix Point series.