Rumors of AMD releasing the Ryzen 6,000 series has been circulating for some time now. The new processor will supposedly be available in Q2 2020 or Q3 2021 with DDR4 support and at a reduced price point compared to 7nm Zen 2 processors that were released last year.
The “amd next-gen cpu release date” is a rumor that AMD will launch their Ryzen 6000 “Zen 4” series processors in Q2/Q3 of 2022. The new processor will have no support for DDR4 RAM, which means users will have to upgrade the RAM if they want to use these new processors.
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Enthusiastic Citizen, one of Chip Hell’s most reputable and consistent leakers, has given fresh information about several of AMD’s next-generation CPUs. They include Zen 4-based Ryzen 6000 Series CPUs, which are expected to arrive around the end of Q2 2022 or early Q3 2022 with the X670 and B650 chipsets. According to the leaker, these systems will have PCIe 5.0 capability but will not support DDR4 memory.
Citizen’s enthusiastic post (machine translated):
- The new AMD Zen2 product, Renior X, has a coreless display, AM4 characteristics that are similar to Ryzen 4000G, but there may not be a R7, which used to equate to an Intel i3, and the timing to market is uncertain.
- Next year’s CES will include the Vermeer S, AM4, and Zen3D Cache.
- Raphael, AM5, the next Zen4 architecture, will be released from the end of Q2 to the beginning of Q3 next year, along with X670 and B650, which will enable PCIe5. Unfortunately, these two platforms only support DDR5, and are not compatible with DDR4.
Intel is slated to debut a new product next year, according to Enthusiastic Citizen. Intel’s 13th Gen Core “Raptor Lake” CPUs are expected to launch in Q3 2022, although unlike AMD’s next-generation architecture, they will support DDR4 memory.
- Then take a look at Intel between the conclusion of Q2 and the start of Q3 next year. First, the W790, LGA4677, new HEDT, which replaces the X299, featuring fourth-generation Xeon Sapphire Rapids, as well as DDR5 and PCIe5.
- Intel’s 13th-generation Core, LGA1700, Raptor Lake, and Z790/B760 are also on the market in the middle of Q3, and Intel 600/700 CPUs are compatible with each other without H710.
- By the way, there is no blood in the Golden Cove on Alder Lake. Some things are inaccessible. Raptor Lake might be completely operational. Simultaneously, the cache architecture is improved. Even if the essence hasn’t altered much, there has been significant progress.
- Raptor Lake, by the way, is also DDR4 compatible.
Enthusiastic Citizen is the source of this information.
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The “AMD Ryzen 6000 “Zen 4″ Series Processors Rumors: Q2/Q3 2022 Launch, No DDR4 Support” is a rumor that has been circulating the internet. It is said that AMD’s next-gen CPUs will launch in Q2 and Q3 of 2022 with no support for DDR4 memory. Reference: amd next-gen cpu socket.
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