AMD Ruilong 7000 non-X Series processor appears: 6-12 cores, confirm 65W TDP

CTOnews.com December 31 news, the whistleblower "APISAK" today exposed the CPU-Z information of AMD's three upcoming Ruilong 7000 non-X series processors.

As shown in the figure above, the TDP of all three processors is 65W, which is much lower than the 170W TDP of the X series, which means that the processor runs under lower heat dissipation pressure in the default mode.

According to the current revelations, the specifications of the three processors of the AMD Ruilong 7000 non-X Series are as follows:

R9 7900 12 core 24 threads, Boost frequency 5.4GHz

R7 7700 8 core 16 thread, Boost frequency 5.3GHz

R5 7600 6 core 12 threads, Boost frequency 5.1GHz

CTOnews.com has learned that AMD is expected to unveil the three non-X-series processors at its CES launch early next month, and possibly an entry-level A620 motherboard. In addition, AMD will also introduce a mobile Ruilong 7000 processor and a RX 7000 series of desktop and mobile graphics cards. It is also reported that AMD and its motherboard manufacturers are planning to launch a batch of more cost-effective AM5 motherboards, cutting off unnecessary configurations such as PCIe 5.0.