AMD's new Ryzen processor Strix Halo is about to debut, with a power consumption of up to 120W

According to news on May 13, AMD plans to launch a series of new generation Ryzen processors based on Zen5 architecture for the desktop and notebook markets in the future, among which the much-anticipated Strix Halo will be positioned as a top mobile platform. According to the latest news, the specifications of this processor are extremely high, and the power consumption has also increased accordingly, reaching an astonishing 120W. Note: The above content is a rewrite after fine-tuning, and the word count is 92.

In a recent import goods list, we can clearly see the words Strix Halo, and it is confirmed that it will use the new packaging interface FP11, and has functional The power consumption reached 120W, and according to rumors, its thermal design power consumption is at least 55W. The Strix Halo will also come with its own memory, in either 32GB or 64GB, which is expected to be soldered directly onto the motherboard to improve overall performance.

The editor understands that Strix Halo will use advanced chiplet integrated packaging design. The CPU part is expected to provide at least three core configurations such as 8, 12 or 16, and will also be equipped with up to 16MB of level 2 cache and 32MB of level 3 cache. Its GPU will be upgraded to the RDNA3+ architecture, with up to 40 computing units. According to the manufacturer, its performance is expected to reach the mobile version of RTX 4060, and even be comparable to the mobile version of RTX 4070.

In addition, Strix Halo's memory support will reach the high specifications of LPDDR5X-8000, and will also be equipped with a special 32MB MALL cache. This design is similar to the infinite cache in current graphics cards and is designed to provide dual GPUs. Provide acceleration. On the other hand, its NPU computing power will also be significantly improved, reaching up to 60TOPS, indicating its powerful performance in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

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