AMD to Launch KrackanPoint Processor Next Year, RyzenAI300 Details Revealed

TapTechNews July 3rd news, blogger Jinzhu Upgrade Package recently indicated in the response below the Weibo dynamic that the AMD KrackanPoint processor belongs to the RyzenAI300 product line and will be launched next year.

AMD released the RyzenAI300 processor at COMPUTEX Taipei 2024. The two products currently launched are both based on the StrixPoint series, and the core specifications are as follows:

AMD RyzenAI9HX370: 12-core (4×Zen5+8×Zen5c) CPU, 16CU-scale RDNA3.5 architecture Radeon890M iGPU;

AMD RyzenAI9365: 10-core (4×Zen5+6×Zen5c) CPU, 12CU-scale RDNA3.5 architecture Radeon880M iGPU.

And according to TapTechNews' previous report, the maximum specification of the KrackanPoint series CPU is as follows:

8-core (4×Zen5+4×Zen5c) CPU, 8CU-scale RDNA3.5 architecture iGPU.

In addition, the blogger also mentioned in the reply that Not many will use Strix and Except for local OEMs, Strix machines have basically been released this year. KrackanPoint is expected to occupy a major position in AMD's Zen5 mobile CPUs next year.

Back to the dynamic itself, Jinzhu Upgrade Package repeated its view in February this year again: The Intel LunarLake models released this year all belong to the EEP (EarlyEnablingProgram) project, and the normal project will not be mass-marketed until 2025.