AMD's 7Nm zen3 architecture processor has completed the layout, covering desktop level Raptor 5000, mobile version Raptor 5000h / u and server level epyc 7003 series. In March, it also launched the Raptor threader Pro 5000 thread Ripper series for workstations, with up to 64 cores and 128 threads, which is unprecedented.
AMD will also launch the Ruilong 7000 series and upgrade the 5nm zen4 architecture in the second half of this year. The desktop version of Ruilong should still have up to 16 cores and 32 threads. There will also be a most high-end version of dragon range in the notebook. No accident, it will also have 16 cores and 32 threads.
The top-level Raptor threadripper Pro is different, and the number of cores will continue to soar. the latest disclosure said that the threadripper 7000 series will use 96 cores and 192 threads this time. This series was originally born out of the epyc server product line, and the latter is up to 96 cores**
Zen4 version epyc will continue to adopt small chip design, integrating up to 13 chips, including 12 CCD and 1 IOD. The former is a group of three and surrounds the IOD.
Zen4 CCD is also a group of CCX and 8 CPU cores, that is, it can have up to 96 cores and 192 threads in total. Under the support of 5nm process, the technology is not a problem
Of course, starting from the current generation of Raptor threadripper Pro 5000 series, AMD's thread Ripper processor is not aimed at gamers, but in the direction of professional productivity. The performance of zen4 thread Ripper with 96 core 192 threads is expected to be further improved, especially in highly parallel workloads.