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AMD “Ryzen C7” ARM-Cortex Based Chip Announced

This is the kind of news I’d like to hear … AMD are making ARM chips designed for mobiles. Yes, AMD “Ryzen C7” is based on the ARM Cortex which uses 5nm technology!

Taken from TPU … Last year Samsung and AMD announced their collaboration which promises to deliver smartphone chips with AMD RDNA 2 graphics at its heart. This collaboration is set to deliver first products sometime at the beginning of 2021 when Samsung will likely utilize new SoCs in their smartphones. In previous leaks, we have found that the GPU inside this processor is reportedly beating the competition form Qualcomm, where the AMD GPU was compared to Adreno 650. However, today we have obtained more information about the new SoC which is reportedly called “Ryzen C7” smartphone SoC. A new submission to a mobile phone leaks website called Slash Leaks has revealed a lot of new details to us.


The SoC looks like a beast. Manufactured on TSMC 5 nm process, it features two Gaugin Pro cores based on recently announced Arm Cortex-X1, two Gaugin cores based on Arm Cortex-A78, and four cores based on Arm Cortex-A55. This configuration represents a standard big.LITTLE CPU typical for smartphones. Two of the Cortex-X1 cores run at 3 GHz, two of Cortex-A78 run at 2.6 GHz, while four little cores are clocked at 2 GHz frequency. The GPU inside this piece of silicon is what is amazing. It features four cores of custom RDNA 2 based designs that are clocked at 700 MHz. These are reported to beat the Adreno 650 by 45% in performance measurements.

Source: TPU, @HansDeVriesNL (Twitter)

 

 

 

 

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