The OpenBenchmarking.org site showed information about an AMD Zen 4 processor, possibly a Ryzen 7 with the new RDNA2 integrated graphics.
Leaks and rumors about AMD’s next generation of CPUs continue to appear. The latest leak comes from the OpenBenchmarking.org site, where information regarding AMD’s upcoming processors, including their frequency, cores, and integrated graphics, was shown.
The results do not show the actual name of the CPU as such, but it is identified as “AMD Eng Sample 100-000000666-20_Y” with 8 cores and 16 threads, which runs at 5.21 GHz, which makes it easy to think that it’s a Ryzen 7. It is worth mentioning that the frequency of this processor exceeds the maximum frequency of a Ryzen 9 5950X, being 4.9GHz.
Also, the test confirmed the presence of integrated graphics in the CPU. According to the results shown, these integrated graphics are under the name “GFX1036”, although it does not show a number of cores, it does mention the frequency at which it would run, being between 1,000 MHz to 2,000 MHz. Also, the name “GFX1036” confirms the existence of RDNA2 in these integrated graphics, let us remember that RDNA2 is found in PS5 consoles, Xbox Series S/X, Steam Deck, and the latest Ryzen 6000 laptop processors.
Unfortunately, the results did not specify anything about CPU performance, showing only the “GFX1036” graphics chip.
Currently all test information has been removed from the OpenBenchmarking.org site, below are the results released from the processor:
Something that has been impressing too much is the possible power of the new RDNA2 integrated graphics that the Ryzen 7000 processors would have, which has high potential for today’s gaming.
The next generation AMD 7000 Raphael will arrive in late 2022 and it is very exciting to know that we will be starting 2023 with innovative technologies, games, and components.
