IT Home January 8 news, according to foreign media wccftech news, AMD Ryzen™ 7000 series processors are scheduled to be released in 2022, will use Zen 4 architecture, 5nm process technology. However, two engineering processors are currently involved in a distributed scientific computing project, and some parameters and computing results have been exposed.
The project is called MilkyWay@Home, and volunteers can contribute computing power to help create a high-precision 3D model of the Milky Way. The Ryzen™ 7000 series processors exposed this time have a total of 16 cores and 8 cores, both of which are engineering versions, and the models are:
AMD Eng Sample: 100-000000665-21_N [Family 25 Model 96 Stepping 0]
AMD Eng Sample: 100-000000666-21_N [Family 25 Model 96 Stepping 0]
According to the Twitter account BenchLeaks, from the model point of view, the two processors are very early engineering versions. As you can see from the data, the processor shares 1MB of L2 cache for every two cores, in addition to having a 64MB L3 V-Cache.
In terms of performance, the floating-point arithmetic and integer operation performance of the Ryzen™7000 series processor will far exceed the current flagship R9 5950X, of which the integer operation performance in this website is several times that of the R9 5950X. It is important to note that this achievement represents only the specific performance of the processor running distributed computing projects, not the overall performance.
▲ Image from wccftech
IT Home has learned that according to AMD official news, the Ryzen™ 7000 series processors will be able to achieve full-core 5GHz operation, and the IPC performance will be significantly improved. The processor will use the AM5 interface, LGA1718 specification, the top cover will be octopus-shaped, and the substrate above will be distributed with a large number of capacitors. In addition, the Ryzen™ 7000 Series will support DDR5 memory and is expected to have up to 28 PCIe 5.0 lanes to support more high-speed devices.