AMD Ryzen 7000 Raphael PC data: 8 Zen 4 cores, 5.2 GHz, RDNA 2 GFX1036 2 GHz graphics

Another engineering sample of AMD Ryzen 7000 Raphael PC processor with 8 Zen 4 cores found in Openbenchmarking database.
This allows you to get acquainted with the characteristics of the chip on the AM5 socket.AdvertisementAMD Ryzen 7000 Raphael ES was tested in Phoronix Test Suite 10.8.3.
The exact model is unknown, but the platform and OPN code point to the next generation family.The Ryzen 7000 chip in question has an OPN code \"100-000000666\" and was in the news back last year.
The chip is based on Zen 4 architecture with 8 cores and 16 threads.
The frequency reached 5.21 GHz, which exceeds the figures of the current generation processors.
The fastest 8-core chip on Zen 3, the Ryzen 7 5800X model, has a frequency of 4.7 GHz.
As a result, even the unfinished version of the new processor has an 11% advantage in this regard.
AMD demonstrated a Ryzen 7000 prototype at CES 2022 at 5GHz on all cores.The test platform is also of interest.
It's the new AMD Splinter-RPL reference platform (WS22427N000 BIOS) with 16GB of memory (most likely DDR5).
The embedded GPU uses RDNA 2 architecture.Presumably, the iGPU will have 2 or 4 compute units.
In this case the iGPU is listed as \"GFX1036\" and received 512 MB of total memory.
The frequency is 2 GHz.
The iGPU has a similar design to the AMD Rembrandt APU and will offer a matching Radeon HD audio kit.
AMD will release Raphael in desktop and mobile versions.
Desktop processors will retain the codename Raphael, and mobile will be called Dragon Range.iGPU performance can be estimated from the OpenBenchmarking database, although no frequencies are specified.
iGPU with 2-4 processing units on RDNA 2 gives performance on par with AMD Vega iGPU.
This is aided by a TDP of 170W.
Maybe the announcement will take place in a few weeks AMD at Computex 2022, writes wccftech.The post is rewardedThis material is written by a site visitor and is rewarded.