IPC increased by 25%. It is reported that the AMD Zen 5 processor increases the L1 cache, up to 16 cores / 32 threads.

CTOnews.com May 4 news, RedGamingTech anchor Paul of YouTube channel said in the latest video that the IPC of AMD Zen 5 processor increased by 20% and 25%, and that of single-thread IPC increased by about 20%.

Paul indicates that the clock speed of Zen 5 is similar to that of Zen 4, and each CCD will have eight cores.

AMD will use SMT-2 (synchronous multithreading) for the Ryzen 8000 series processors, optimize decompression codes, increase load / storage bandwidth, and introduce CPU instruction sets such as FP16 and AVX512.

CTOnews.com learned from the video that one of the major changes in the AMD Zen 5 processor is to improve the cache structure. Paul indicates that the Zen 5 processor has a larger L1 cache, while the L2 cache is the same as Zen 4 as 1MB.

Paul said that AMD is considering increasing the number of cores of Ryzen 8000 processors, but so far it has basically remained unchanged, with desktop Zen 5 chips up to 16 cores / 32 threads.