News AMD Ryzen AI 300 and Ryzen 9000 release dates and prices seemingly leak — retailers peg July 15 and 31 for laptops and desktop CPUs

[Admin]

The next generation of AMD desktop and laptop CPUs are prepping for a seemingly imminent retail launch. Ryzen AI 300 laptops will apparently go on sale July 15, with Ryzen 9000 desktop CPUs launching on July 31. We also have some retail price listings for the desktop processors.

AMD Ryzen AI 300 and Ryzen 9000 release dates and prices seemingly leak — retailers peg July 15 and 31 for laptops and desktop CPUs : Read more

 

[NeoMorpheus]

Overall, AMD's upcoming refresh cycle looks pretty enticing, for desktop and laptop users alike.

 

[blitz120]

Does the author literally mean the 300 series will only be sold in laptops? What about mini-pcs?

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Does the author literally mean the 300 series will only be sold in laptops? What about mini-pcs?

No not just in Laptops, but expect these even in OEM mini-PCs as well. Later some handheld devices might also sport these AI chips, more specifically the Ryzen AI 9 365(a cut-down variant), but this is still up for a final decision by AMD based on some rumors.

 

[KnightShadey]

Does the author literally mean the 300 series will only be sold in laptops? What about mini-pcs?

Laptops is their first priority where their top tier partner OEMs will get first crack they might also target business AiOs with the first batch depending on interest & margins, then once the chip is available to all vendors as just another SKU (likely around the same time Strix Halo is announced) it'll end up wherever OEMs want that combo of power & efficiency including miniPCs, etc.

I'd love to see it in a small dedicated (and software supported) AV/game box similar to the aging Shield, something like a "Steam Deck Home Edition" (saving on LCD & dock) which could compete with current consoles at a lower price and smaller size & power footprints.

Problem is the segment of the market that is savvy enough to know the benefit, but not already using some PC (mini or not) attached to their TV, and not want more upgradability than a dedicated unit.