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The Exiled · 08.11.2024., 18:49

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AMD’s Zen 6-based Ryzen “Medusa” desktop CPUs to retain AM5 compatibility, eyeing late 2026/early 2027 launch

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AMD's next-generation Zen 6-based Ryzen Desktop CPUs will remain compatible with the AM5 socket and launch a few years from now. AMD's Zen 6-based Ryzen CPUs for desktops and servers are reportedly bringing up to 32 cores on a single CCD. This means AMD will introduce the Zen 6 lineup in either Q4 2026 or as early as CES 2027, or possibly a month or two later. If true, it should be a huge relief for PC builders who are investing in the AM5 socket & the respective platforms compared to the LGA 1851 platforms from Intel, about which we don't know if it will only support Arrow Lake or another generation.

It is unclear whether AMD will keep AM5 alive for Zen 7, and it may switch the socket afterward. Till then, AMD will have no problem with memory compatibility as DDR6 isn't coming to PCs before 2027. Nonetheless, as we talked about previously, AMD Zen 6 is the first architecture that will equip CPUs with more cores on a single-core complex Die(CCD). The current max core count on Zen 5 CCD is 8 and 16 on Zen 5C. The core count on the Zen 6 CCD is said to feature 8, 16, and 32 cores, and 32 cores will likely be possible on the Zen 6C CCDs. However, they will still have 16 cores on Zen 6 CCD, which is twice the core count on Zen 4 and Zen 5. There are still 2 years left before we can see Zen 6 in real life and till then, AMD is free to release more Zen 5-based chips, including the X3D CPUs for the AM5 platform.

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