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Medium-high confidence on the Zen 3 chips supporting AM4. High confidence on the near term parts being Zen 2 mobile CPUs and APUs. ``+hhhmmhoo/:::::oooooossymmhooooooooyyymmdoooooydddmmo//N +++++smmdddo::///dmmhhh::+mmhooooooooooommmmmddddmmmdd/++m Mmd./mmmmmo::shhdmmhhh::+mmhooooooooyhhmmmmmmmmmmmyssdmm Nsssyyhmmhssooodmmhhh::+mmdyyyyyyyyddddddmmmmmmmmo::d M++sddmmm+::hddhhy::+ddddddddddddddhhhmmmmmdhh+++d Mddmmm/::ddddddddddddddmmmyss::/mmN | P A R T Y O N |

4th gen ryzen series#

Third Generation Zen 2: Ryzen 5000 Series “Lucienne”Īll of the above is from the same article and is most of the article.O//ssssssssyhhysssss+////o.The Ryzen 5000 series added “HX” SKUs that have higher performance than regular “H” SKUs.įor AMD mainstream mobile APUs, the SKU naming goes like this: The “U” SKUs are low TDP versions for better battery life and reduced cooling needs. Special “HS” SKUs are more efficient, with 35W TDP ratings. Models with an H suffix are higher 45W TDP SKUs that offer higher performance. These APUs will also have an H, HS, HX, or U suffix. It lines up with their desktop APU naming. To maintain the confusion, AMD also uses a staggered SKU naming convention for their mobile processors (which are actually APUs). Fourth Generation Zen 3: Ryzen 5000 Series “Cezanne”.Third Generation Zen 2: Ryzen 4000 Series “Renoir”.Second Generation Zen+: Ryzen 3000 Series “Picasso”.First Generation Zen: Ryzen 2000 Series “Raven Ridge”.The official category name for these Ryzen APUs is “AMD Ryzen Desktop Processors with Radeon Graphics.”įor AMD mainstream desktop APUs, the SKU naming goes like this:

The “GE” suffix means a lower TDP, which reduces electrical usage and cooling needs.įor example: A Zen 2 desktop CPU is the Ryzen 3000 series, while a Zen 2 desktop APU is the Ryzen 4000 series.

These desktop APUs will have a G or GE suffix. These APUs use higher series numbers for their product name compared to the same generation non-APU desktop SKUs. AMD further confused their naming by using a different numbering scheme for their APU SKUs. This is just a CPU with integrated graphics.

Fourth Generation: 7nm Zen 3 released in November 2020"Īccelerated Processing Unit (APU) is AMD’s marketing term for CPUs that have both a conventional CPU and a GPU on a single die.

Third Generation: 7nm Zen 2 released in July of 2019.

Second Generation: 12nm Zen+ released in April of 2018.

First Generation: 14nm Zen released in March of 2017.

Here are the generations, their names and when they were first released. Another choice would have been Zen, Zen 2, Zen 3, and Zen 4. They could have used Zen 1, Zen 2, Zen 3, and Zen 4. The actual names are Zen, Zen+, Zen 2 and Zen 3. "Unfortunately, AMD started this confusion with the names of the successive Zen generations. Found this Tech articles that explains exactly what you are asking: