AMD's 3D V-Cache Version of Zen5 Processor Update

TapTechNews June 10th news, when interviewed by PCGamer at Computex 2024 Taipei International Computer Show, Donny Woligroski, AMD's senior technical marketing manager, shared the latest progress of the 3D V-Cache version of the Zen5 processor.

Regarding X3D, we have a lot to say. The most important thing is that we won't be satisfied with the current situation. We are improving the function of X3D, which is really exciting and I'm very much looking forward to discussing this issue with everyone.

This is not to say, hey, we also added X3D in the chip. We are actively developing really cool differentiators to make it better. We are studying X3D and we are improving it.

Donny Woligroski

AMD's senior technical marketing manager

Woligroski did not disclose what exactly the differentiating factors here refer to. General speculations include:

Using different 3D V-Cache cache capacities in different levels of processors

Mounting two 3D V-Cache chips on a dual-CCD model processor

TapTechNews noticed that the previous-generation Ryzen 7000 X3D series processors were launched on February 28, 2023, 5 months later than the standard 7000 series.

Based on a similar product rhythm, the X3D version of the Ryzen 9000 series processor is expected to be launched by the end of this year and early next year.

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