[Hardware] AMD Ryzen 9000 processors will arrive in the computer, and this is the test

[Noticias ALEJANDRO]

With this new MSI update follows the same path as Asus, a manufacturer that last week also launched an update, also in the beta phase, for the ASUS X670 Rog plates. If the movement that are making the Manufacturers of Plate is not a clear indicative that the presentation of the AMD Ryzen 9000 is approaching.

If you have one of these plates, it is not advisable to update to this signed, since it is a transition firmware in the test phase (beta). If you intend to use the Ryzen 9000 range when it reaches the market, from Hardzone we recommend waiting for the final version of this new firmware to be launched.

What do we know about AMD Ryzen 9000?
As a large number of rumors pointed out, Ryzen 9000 Granite Ridge introduces the Zen 5 architecture for desktop equipment and goes hand in hand with 16 nuclei and 32 threads, which will mean an important performance improvement by increasing the CPI by 15% by 15% Compared to Zen 4 architecture, although other sources point out that the increase in performance could be up to 40% or even greater.

In addition, the cache capacity is expanded and the manufacturing process (one more TSMC) will be improved, although for now we do not know what the used will be, information that AMD will probably announce in the presentation event.

 

 

An XDNA -based NPU will also be included in order to meet Microsoft's requirements so that a PC is compatible with artificial intelligence Windows Copilot and will reach the market to replace the current generation AMD Ryzen 8000.

Next to this new processor, also speaking of rumors, it is likely to also reach the market with the 800 AMD series chipset. Although its official presentation seems to be scheduled for June, in the Vento of the Computex, these new processors will not reach the market until the end of summer, principles of autumn, more than enough time so that plate manufacturers can update the firmware with socket am5, which is the one that will use this new processor. If you plan to renew your old PC, AMD's new proposal with Ryzen 9000 processors paints more than well.

 

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