AMD's first DDR5 processor appears: the suspected game Ben Ryzen™ 6000H

Intel 12th Generation Core has taken the lead in supporting DDR5 memory, as does the upcoming mobile version of the notebook, and both continue to be compatible with DDR4.

What about AMD? Do you have to wait for the Zen4 architecture as soon as next year?

The device is an Asus notebook, numbered M3402RA, and speculation is the new Vivobook Pro 14.

This new U most likely belongs to the upcoming Ryzen 6000H series, for the game book, codenamed Rembrandt, it is said that it will be upgraded to 6nm process, Zen3+ CPU architecture, RDNA2 GPU architecture, and there are indeed rumors that it will support DDR5 memory.

The new Ryzen 6000 series on the desktop is still a 7nm process, Zen3 architecture, but the extra 3D stacking more cache.

As a result, AMD will first support DDR5 on mobile, but it is not sure whether it will continue to support DDR4 at the same time - there is no reason not to support it.

See you at the CES conference on the evening of January 4th!