It is reported that AMD Krackan Point APU will adopt N4P process, based on Zen 5 monolithic design.

CTOnews.com, April 30, according to @ Ditto_55, the next generation of APU codenamed Krackan Point will adopt the monolithic design of Zen 5 architecture and will be manufactured based on TSMC's N4P process. In addition, AdoredTV also confirmed the existence of Krackan Point.

It is reported that compared with 5nm (N5), the performance of TSMC N4P is improved by 6%, and the energy efficiency is improved by 22%. CTOnews.com warns that this information cannot be confirmed at present, so please have reservations.

In addition, AMD Halo products use a small chip architecture similar to that of Strix Point Halo, which was leaked in recent days. Halo will have more cores and higher TDP on the CPU and GPU sides, targeting the feverish market, while standard products will maintain their mainstream positioning.

As far as we know, Strix Point's successor will be launched around 2025, using the 4nm process, that is, Krackan Point (Kraken), while the entry-level and low-power product lines will also be updated to replace Mendocino with 4nm Escher APU, with the following lineup:

Phoenix Point (Zen 4)-> Hawk Point (Zen 4)

Phoenix Point (Zen 4)-> Strix Point (Zen 5)

Strix Point (Zen 5)-> Krackan Point (Zen 5)