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AMD Zen 4 “Raphael” 5nm Ryzen CPUs are Rumored for Q4 2022 Launch

nucleusMay 3, 20213rd May 20210

Come on … Zen 4, 5nm, DDR5, PCIe 5.0, let’s GO! Taken from Videocardz … According to @sepeuwmjh who had previously leaked a part of the

AMD’s Next-Generation ‘Van Gogh’ APU Leaked

nucleusMar 19, 202119th March 20210

Comes with Quad-Channel DDR5 Memory support. Quad channel memory support is normally reserved for high-end, workstations and servers … but to have it supported on

AMD Zen 4 Core in EPYC “Genoa” Could Support AVX-512

nucleusMar 2, 20213rd March 20210

Now this is interesting … AVX-512 are 512-bit Advanced Vector Extensions which are normally found on Intel processors, but they could supported by AMD’s Zen 4 Core

AMD “Genoa” Could Feature Up to 96 Cores

nucleusMar 1, 20212nd March 20210

Woah! How many cores?! Upto 96 cores that’s 192 threads … Mind BLOWN! Taken from TPU … AMD’s next-generation EPYC enterprise processor that succeeds the

AMD Zen 4 Reportedly Features a 29% IPC Boost Over Zen 3

nucleusFeb 10, 20210

Wow … an extra 29% IPC boost over Zen 3. Can’t wait to see what AMD has lined up for us in 2021/22. Taken from

Interview With AMD’s Dr. Lisa Su Talks About Zen 4 and RDNA 3

nucleusJan 14, 202115th January 20210

AMD is continuing to up its game for 2021 … with talks of future products including the Zen 4 and RDNA 3. I can’t wait~

AMD Confirms “Zen 4” will use 5nm Architecture

nucleusJul 28, 202031st July 20200

Bye byte Intel … Hello AMD! It’s amazing how fast and far AMD have come. I can’t wait to see what they’re got in store

AMD to Support DDR5, LPDDR5 and PCI-Express Gen 5.0 by 2022

nucleusApr 27, 202028th April 20200

PCIE 4.0 isn’t all that mainstream yet … but AMD is already planning for PCIE 5.0 and DDR5. Now that’s what I like to hear.

AMD Wins El Capitan – Another EPYC Exascale Computing Project with Two-Exaflop Supercomputer

nucleusMar 4, 20200

Woah two Exaflops ! that’s 2 thousand petaflops or 2 quintillion (1018) double precision floating point operations per second. Taken from Tom’s Hardware … AMD