i'm looking forward to Tues & getting concreate info & actual benchmarks instead of speculating about RMB. pricing & availablity are also big questions which will hopefully be revealed then too.
This can be misleading, there is no "USB4" driver in Linux. Any existing USB4 hub will use the thunderbolt driver, even if the hardware only use a part of the TB features (which then prevents certification as Thunderbolt, as described in my previous post).The thunderbolt support is visible in drivers :https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/amd-rembrandt-zen-3-apu-speculation-and-discussion.2592313/post-40659217
Someone mentioned that the IP that AMD is likely using supports DDR4 and DDR5. Doesn't mean that AM5 supports it, or even mobile Rembrandt.I think if Zen4 has DDR4 support, Zen3+(Rembrandt) might support as well.
Well boys, looks like we got ourselves some gpu clocks over 2ghz!![]()
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Looks like AV1 support made it after all!![]()
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AMD releases ten Ryzen 6000 mobile CPUs Today AMD introduces its new Ryzen CPUs based on 6nm Zen3+ microarchitecture. The following leaked spec sheet is the first document to officially mention a refined Zen3+ architecture. AMD Rembrandt APU based on 6nm process technology finally retires Vega...videocardz.com
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It will depend on which power segment and budget we will look on. Rembrandt U seems quite fine in both CPU and GPU power. In the H segment the competition seems more on ADL's side (CPU wise).P.S. I find It funny how in the previous generation, Intel had the better IGP and AMD the better CPU, and now It looks like It will be reversed. Intel will have the better CPU and AMD better IGP at >35W. If we talk about 15-28W then Rembrandt could be better even in CPU.
Almost wonder if that was done so the 6600U wouldn't overshadow all of Barcelo.Impressive iGPU clock speeds, but Rembrandt's segmentation is pretty harsh. The Ryzen 5 models have only 6 CU.
6nm's has less masks to print out, so wspm for N6 should be higher than N7. EUV SP is also faster than 193i for SAQP/SADP.I also thought that 6nm was better in supply than 7nm.
These are the earlier rumors, which said that Rembrandt APU does not have AV1 hardware decoder.It wouldn't make any sense without AV1 support.Looks like AV1 support made it after all!
I wonder if this is a supply issue at all? I'd rather bet segmentation, given that DDR5 still seems to be somewhat more expensive and that the 5000 series was also split between Renoir and Cezanne which use the same process.Then the 6nm supply goes somewhere else if you need for your U products to use your older parts.
VCN 3.1.1 never existed in the first place, was a jebait as far as we're concerned. VCN4 is what Rembrandt features.AV1? Didn't some people claim there is no AV1, what happened? Or is this a hybrid trickery?
Anyways the U series lineup is a big disappointment. Out of 5 new models only 2 Rembrandt and one of them has only 6 CUs instead of 12 and 300 Mhz less GPU clock, what the hell is this segmentation?
So there is basically only 1 option left for those who want a thin and light with a fast iGPU, this is a big bummer. Most of the H series get 12 CUs but who cares, they basically all get a dGPU.