The rumor mill, which is particularly flourishing on Twitter, speaks of AMD's next desktop CPUs from the Ryzen 7000 (“Raphael”) families based on the Zen 4 architecture and the AM5 platform with DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 a possible release for September 15th of this year. But great caution is still required.
Release on September 15th with a large question mark
Pictures from an event in China contain a small detail that should reveal the release of the AM5 platform including the Zen 4 CPUs and mainboards with X670, X670X and B650 chipsets: September 15, 2022 should therefore be for the market launch be targeted.
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– Алексей (@wxnod) June 17, 2022
Accordingly, the recording is a presentation from an “Offline Dealer Promotion Meeting” which is said to have been held by AMD China. Only AMD can answer the question of truthfulness at this point in time and will of course not do so.
To be enjoyed with great caution for the time being< /h2>
The rumors are currently to be treated with great caution. The editors have already picked up all concrete information about AMD Ryzen 7000, Zen 4 and the AM5 platform several times in the last few weeks.
- AMD Ryzen 7000: Raphael with Zen 4 is said to increase single core “over 15%”
- AMD Ryzen 7000: AM5 boards with X670E, X670 and B650 for 170 watt CPU
- AMD Ryzen 7000: Photo shows heat spreader of a decapitated Zen 4 CPU
- X670(E) in dual-chip design: AMD relies on two individual PCH chips for Ryzen 7000
The fact is that the next duel for the CPU crown “Raphael vs. Raptor Lake” or “Ryzen 7000 vs. Core-i-13000”.