News Mysterious Ryzen Pro 7000G CPUs imply AMD's last-minute decision to change model numbers — Ryzen 3 Pro 7300G and Ryzen 5 Pro 7500G pose for the camera

[Admin]

As the Ryzen Pro 7000G processors surface, it looks like AMD changed the model numbers before the launch.

Mysterious Ryzen Pro 7000G CPUs imply AMD's last-minute decision to change model numbers — Ryzen 3 Pro 7300G and Ryzen 5 Pro 7500G pose for the camera : Read more

 

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AMD has had some weird naming decisions over the years and has skipped to the next number too fast. So now we're at the precipice of a decision point: Do they go to Ryzen 10xx0 for Zen 6?

 

[Giroro]

AMD has had some weird naming decisions over the years and has skipped to the next number too fast. So now we're at the precipice of a decision point: Do they go to Ryzen 10xx0 for Zen 6?

Zen 6 might be one of those cases where AMD just copies Intel's naming verbatim, for no reason. Like they do with their chipsets, and partly with the "3/5/7/9" tiers of their CPUs. And then later they'll confusingly rename their GPUs to be identical to their CPUs again, for no good reason.

So maybe in a year or two you'll be deciding between a Ryzen 7 Ultimate 365X3D or a Core Ultra 7 365KF to pair with your RX 365 XT.

We live in the end of days.