US EditionMysterious 10-Core AMD "Ryzen 9" CPU With 32 MB L3 Cache Spotted On Plum Platform For Medusa Point APUs
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A new leak from Geekbench has just surfaced, highlighting a still unannounced AMD processor, identified via the code OPN 100-000001713-31. The associated platform is mentioned as Plum-MDS1, a name that points quite clearly to Medusa Point, the future generation of mobile APU based on Zen architecture 6. A 10 cores / 20 threads model with a distinctly rising cache According to the information recorded, this processor would have 10 cores and 20 th…
Read the original note in the following link: Geekbench filtering reveals one of the first Ryzen 9 Zen 6 CPUs A mysterious AMD Ryzen 9 CPU with Zen 6 has been tested on the next Medusa Point platform, known under the code name "Plum", according to a new leak detected in the Geekbench database. Last year, the company started implementing this Plum evaluation platform "FP10", designed specifically for next generation APU Medusa Point. In previous …
AMD Zen 6 "Medusa Point" CPU Spotted on Geekbench with 10 Cores, 32 MB L3 Cache
A fresh leak from Geekbench has surfaced listing an unannounced AMD processor with the OPN (Ordering Part Number) code 100-000001713-31. As for the platform, that is listed as Plum-MDS1, a somewhat direct hint to Medusa Point, AMD's next-gen mobile APU family based on Zen 6. The chip is a 10-core, 20-thread with a 2.4 GHz base clock, though actual test results show it running closer to 1.3-2 GHz, unsurprising for an engineering sample this early…
AMD's Next-Gen architectures Zen 6 and Zen 6c are shown for the first time in the database of Geekbench in the form of Ryzen AI 500 ("Medusa Point"). Details such as 10 processor cores, 20 threads and 32 MiByte L3 cache are betrayed.
AMD News Roundup: Zen 6 Benchmark Scores Spotted, FSR 4.1 Could Arrive Soon, RDNA 5 Could Receive Dual Processing Updates
Image: AMD From a purported Medusa Point benchmark and an FSR 4.1 sighting to a possible RDNA 5 update, things are happening on the AMD front. To start with, we have what are said to be Geekbench scores for a 10-core Medusa Point CPU. It should always be noted that CPU scores have been spoofed many times over the years, but these appear to be legitimate. Medusa Point is an AMD mobile part based on the Zen 6 architecture and expected to be featur…
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