Rumors have sprouted up around AMD's future Zen 5 mainstream processors and APUs.
AMD's Zen 5 CPUs, APUs Will Likely Tap TSMC's 3nm Process Node : Read more
AMD's Zen 5 CPUs, APUs Will Likely Tap TSMC's 3nm Process Node : Read more
Apple may have locked down TSMC's 3nm but Samsung is supposed to get there too so AMD may be able to use that and for a hybrid design, it could use Zen 5 on 3nm for the "performance" cores and some Zen 4 derivative CCDs still on 5nm for the efficiency-oriented cores.Apple has paid to have exclusive access to TMSCs latest process node, given 3nm isn't set to launch until 2H 2022 I find it highly unlikely Zen 5 would be on the 3 nm node in 2023.
But I thought that the rogue black hole will hit us in 2027There will be no Zen 5 ...2023 end of the world is coming, multi apocalyptic cascading event 2023
There will be no Zen 5 ...2023 end of the world is coming, multi apocalyptic cascading event 2023
They aren't jumping from 7nm to 5nm. While TSMC's 6nm is a 7nm refinement, 5nm is its own thing that requires process-specific re-design.And now people are trying to pull a 7nm to 3nm? This has a horrible implication that 7nm to 3nm isn't that big of a jump, or that 6nm and 5nm are just bs renames. Which some people already do know, but c'mon, the companies are making this too obvious.
Zen 4 Epyc will solve the required equations in order to prevent the apocalypse JIT.There will be no Zen 5 ...2023 end of the world is coming, multi apocalyptic cascading event 2023
I find this report to be highly unlikely. Apple has paid to have exclusive access to TMSCs latest process node, given 3nm isn't set to launch until 2H 2022 I find it highly unlikely Zen 5 would be on the 3 nm node in 2023. It will probably be on the 5nm node, just like Apple is on the 5nm node today and Zen 4 is on the 7nm node.