AMD Ryzen 7000X3D: Presentation may be at CES

AMD Ryzen 7000 processors are still quite young: CPUs with AM5 have only been available for purchase for a few weeks. Now there are already rumors about the next processor from the manufacturer. According to this, Zen 4 models with 3D V-Cache should appear in January 2023.

At the beginning of the year AMD The first Ryzen processors with 3D V-Cache were presented at CES 2022. The specialty here is the stacked cache memory, which allows for higher overall performance. With this strategy, AMD was able to retain the title Fastest gaming CPU Demand for themselves. However, the whole thing is not without problems, because of use 3D-cache Relatively expensive. This is mainly because memory is much more complex. Last but not least, the whole thing can lead to thermal issues, which is why the Ryzen 7 5800X3D’s multiplier is locked. In contrast, all normal Ryzen processors are freely overclockable.

Despite everything, this technique should be used again Jane 4 Used to fight Intel’s 13th core generation. It can be assumed that the manufacturer is aware of the problems and is working on appropriate solutions. This can also be a reason Ryzen 7000X3D product Not yet presented. The launch was originally scheduled for 2022.

If current rumors are to be believed, AMD will launch the next X3D models CES 2023 Introduced releases should follow shortly. Apparently, several AM5 CPUs with 3D cache should appear this time It is exciting to see if AMD will reclaim the performance crown in the gaming sector. Intel currently claims this spot with the Core i9-13900K.

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Arian Krasniki … part of the team since 2021 and mainly works on hardware components and other technological innovations. Current games on PC and consoles are also part of his passion. In addition to his work, Ariane is studying environmental engineering at RWTH Aachen University.

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