The table information shows that AMD will launch three Ryzen processors using the AM5 socket, all of which belong to the Family 19h family, covering Zen 3, Zen 3 + and Zen 4.

The table shows that Type-2 (Models 60h-6Fh) uses a Zen 4 chip with a CPU ID of “A60F12”, so it is inferred to be a Ryzen 7000 series processor.

Type 1 (Models 40h-4Fh) and Type 3 (Models 70h-7Fh) processors are not yet released. Foreign technology media tomshardware believes that Type 1 may be the Ryzen 6000 series (Rembrandt), while Type 3 may be the Ryzen 7040 series (Phoenix).

Rembrandt uses Zen 3+ cores and RDNA2 graphics, produced using TSMC’s 6nm process; while Phoenix uses Zen 4 cores and RDNA3 graphics, using TSMC’s 4nm process. The chips also feature XDNA technology, an FPGA-based artificial intelligence engine that AMD acquired when it acquired Xilinx.

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