An 8-core Ryzen Rembrandt processor was observed – RDNA 2 and DDR5

The first 8-core processor from the Ryzen 6000 Rembrandt line-up has been spotted, which will be available to users early next year. Next-generation Rembrandt APUs use Zen 3+ cores and RDNA 2 integrated graphics. But unlike the current generation, these two parts will probably use 6-nanometer technology based on past rumors.

It is likely that AMD will continue to select TSMC to produce these chips, so we expect to see 20% higher density and better power consumption from this lithograph. Zen 3 Plus will actually be an evolution of the Zen 3 core architecture. In the new architecture, we see various optimizations and improvements in clock speed, but the basis will not change.

An 8-core Ryzen Rembrandt processor was observed

New chip in the database UserBenchmark It is observed and uses the Corsair Xenomorph platform, which is probably the name for a new cooling system (socket FP7) with Rembrandt APUs. According to the specifications of the APU sample code, it was 100-000000518-41_N, which has 8 cores of 16 strings, and a clock speed of 3.1 GHz base and 3.9 GHz boost were also reported. Also integrated RDNA 2 graphics with device ID 1CFA 0004: 164D It can be seen, but unfortunately we can not have the configuration and clock speed.

The platform uses 16GB of DDR5 4800 memory in the form of a SODIMM invoice, which confirms that the processor seen is a notebook (not a desktop) that falls into the Rembrandt H or Rembrandt U categories.

Because the frequencies are lower than current models, due to the Rembrandt chip being engineered, the performance is slightly lower than the Ryzen 9 5900H, but we expect to see a good improvement at launch. However, the new processor scored 111 on single cores and 1308 on multiple cores, which can be used as a benchmark for future comparisons.

Rumors recently claim that Rembrandt APUs are now in production, which means we can expect them to be unveiled at CES 2022.