AMD Ryzen 5000 leak shows a powerful APU to strike back at Intel’s Tiger Lake

AMD’s Ryzen 5000 very low-electric power APUs for laptops (regarded as ‘Van Gogh’) will boast Navi two (RDNA two) integrated graphics and guidance for DDR5/LPDDR5 memory, in accordance to information gleaned from Linux updates.

Phoronix spotted the Linux kernel patches which supply far more concrete evidence than we have formerly viewed that these Ryzen 5000 mobile APUs will have RDNA two graphics, and be crafted on Zen two, with LPDDR5 guidance (as indicated by a preceding rumor on Twitter).

Moreover, the Linux code confirms VCN 3. guidance for the Van Gogh chips (and guidance for AV1 decode).

Quicker relatively than later?

This popping up in Linux now indicates that we could see these Ryzen 5000 chips sooner relatively than later. At this time, their predicted debut is early 2021, but maybe it’ll be really early 2021 maybe at CES? Or could we see a reveal perhaps even this 12 months? Who understands, and of class all this is pure guesswork, although the latter nonetheless appears relatively not likely.

Whatsoever the situation, Ryzen 5000 APUs for notebooks are not much away now, and will of class go up in opposition to Intel’s Tiger Lake CPUs which have now been revealed, and will start pitching up in laptops before the end of 2020 (we now know that some notebooks will be arriving in November).

Via  Tom’s Components