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AMD CEO Expected to Announce Zen 4 X3D, RDNA3 GPUs at CES Opening Keynote - Vimarsana News

AMD CEO Expected to Announce Zen 4 X3D, RDNA3 GPUs at CES Opening Keynote

Dr. Su is expected to announce a slew of new CPUs and GPUs at the annual trade show in Las ...

Linux driver patch suggests AMD Dragon Range and Phoenix APUs will feature RDNA 3 integrated graphics - Vimarsana News

Linux driver patch suggests AMD Dragon Range and Phoenix APUs will feature RDNA 3 integrated graphics

As APUs, the AMD Dragon Range and Phoenix will come with an iGPU. Leakers had already claimed that the iGPU would be based on the RDNA 3 architecture, but we now have proof of that. According to Coelacanth's Dream (via TomsHardware), a recent patch to the AMDGPU driver in Linux Kernel has added support for RDNA …

AMD Ryzen CPU naming scheme for 2023+ makes things clearer, confusing - Vimarsana News

AMD Ryzen CPU naming scheme for 2023+ makes things clearer, confusing

AMD updates its model numbering system for Ryzen 2023+ CPUs that will see the Ryzen 9 7945HX 'Dragon Range' mobile Zen 4 APU that will release in 2023.

AMD switches to new mobile CPU naming system for 2023 and beyond - Vimarsana News

AMD switches to new mobile CPU naming system for 2023 and beyond

Robert Hallock, AMD's Director of Technical Marketing, explained that the company's new naming scheme is technical yet straightforward. An enthusiast should be able to decode the number,...

Want to Grok AMD's Next-Gen Ryzen Laptop CPUs? You'll Need a Decoder Wheel - Vimarsana News

Want to Grok AMD's Next-Gen Ryzen Laptop CPUs? You'll Need a Decoder Wheel

No, not really. But AMD issued us one to illustrate how some of its processor-naming conventions are changing in the near future. (Take a hint, Intel.)

Source: pcmag.com