AMD Cezanne APU gets spotted

Posted on Tuesday, August 11 2020 @ 17:25 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
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An entry of an AMD Cezanne based APU was discovered in the SiSoft Sandra benchmark database by Twitter user _rogame. This future mobility APU will likely be released as the Ryzen 5000 APU series, it features Zen 3-based CPU cores and has a faster Vega GPU than Renoir. The sample has eight CUs (512 shaders) and a 1.85GHz graphics clock. CPU details are unknown. You can expect it in 2021.
The graphics side features 8 Compute Units which are based on an enhanced version of the Vega graphics architecture. Each compute unit houses 64 stream processors which make a total of 512 stream processors. This is the same core count as the existing flagship Ryzen 4000 'Renoir' APUs. The most interesting part is the clock speed which is 100 MHz higher than all notebook Ryzen 4000 series APUs.


Source: WCCF Tech


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