Exciting details have emerged about AMD’s brand-new AMD Strix Halo Zen 5 APU. This graphics powerhouse, equipped with RDNA 3.5 technology, features a massive 307 mm² graphics chip. What can this new chip offer us? Here are the details…
AMD Strix Halo Zen 5 APU Graphics Chip Features
The AMD Strix Halo Zen 5 APU comes with FP11 packaging, which has a size of 37.5×45 mm, equivalent to Intel’s LGA-1700 socket panel. This means AMD’s new APU is set to compete head-to-head with Intel’s high-end processors. The largest graphics chip contains the RDNA 3.5 graphics module and measures 307 mm².
Additionally, it includes two CCD chips, each providing 8 Zen 5 cores, with each CCD measuring 66.3 mm².
The “Strix Halo” Zen 5 APU has thermal design power (TDP) ratings of 55W, 85W, and 120W, excluding memory power. AMD estimates the memory power consumption as 9W for a 32GB system and 13W for a 128GB system. This means the new APU promises high performance while also focusing on energy efficiency.
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The RDNA 3.5 graphics technology is expected to deliver superior performance in gaming and graphics processing. This means smoother games, more vibrant graphics, and faster workflows.
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