AMD plans to add two new members to the AM5 slot: 6nm Rembrandt and 4nm Phoenix CPU

CTOnews.com March 16 news, AMD currently uses Socket AM5 (LGA 1718) socket only Ryzen 7000 (Raphael) series processors, while hackers last year attack gigabyte leaked table shows that AMD plans to add two processors that support AM5 sockets.

The table information shows that AMD will introduce three AM5 socket Ryzen processors, all of which belong to the Family 19h family, including Zen 3, Zen 3 +, and Zen 4.

The table shows that Type-2 (Models 60h-6Fh) uses a Zen 4 chip with a CPU ID of "A60F12", so it is inferred to be a Ryzen 7000 series processor.

The Type 1 (Models 40h-4Fh) and Type 3 (Models 70h-7Fh) processors are not currently available. Foreign science and technology media tomshardware thinks that Type 1 may be Ryzen 6000 series (Rembrandt), while Type 3 may be Ryzen 7040 series (Phoenix).

CTOnews.com Note: Rembrandt uses Zen 3 + kernel and RDNA2 graphics, and TSMC's 6nm process, while Phoenix uses Zen 4 kernel and RDNA3 graphics, and TSMC's 4nm process. The chips also use XDNA technology, a FPGA-based artificial intelligence engine that AMD acquired when it acquired Xilinx.