AMD Ryzen Processors: Outdated & Secretly Revealed

Here’s a breakdown of the new AMD processors announced, based on the provided text:

AM4 (Existing Socket – Launched 2016)

* Ryzen 5 5600F:

* Cores/Threads: 6 / 12
* Base Clock: 3.0 GHz
* Boost Clock: Up too 4.0 GHz
* Cache: 35 MB
* TDP: 65W
* Integrated Graphics: No (requires a dedicated graphics card)
* Architecture: Zen 3

AM5 (Newer Socket)

* ryzen 7 9700F:

* Cores/Threads: 8 / 16
* Base Clock: 3.8 GHz
* Boost Clock: Up to 5.5 GHz
* Cache: 40 MB
* TDP: 65W
* Integrated graphics: No (requires a dedicated graphics card)
* Architecture: Zen 5
* Ryzen 5 9500F:

* Cores/Threads: 6 / 12
* Base Clock: Up to 5.0 GHz
* Integrated Graphics: No (requires a dedicated graphics card)
* Architecture: Zen 5

Ryzen Pro (Professional Use)

* Ryzen 9 PRO 9945: (Up to)
* Cores/Threads: 12 / 24
* Architecture: Zen 4
* Designed for office computers with reinforced calculation power and safety features.

Key Takeaways:

* AMD is continuing to support the older AM4 socket with a new Zen 3 processor (Ryzen 5 5600F), defying expectations that it would be phased out.
* AMD is also releasing new Zen 5 processors for the AM5 platform (Ryzen 7 9700F and Ryzen 5 9500F).
* All the newly announced processors (excluding the Ryzen Pro) are “F” models, meaning they do not have integrated graphics and require a dedicated graphics card.
* Official pricing is not yet available.