AMD Ryzen 8000G are the next-generation APUs that the Californian firm has developed for launch in early 2024. The latest leaked information leads us to their main characteristics and the versions that will be launched.

The year 2023 will soon go down in history and is usually the date when major processor manufacturers finalize their new platforms. Intel will present Meteor Lake at an event scheduled for December 14, and we believe that AMD will replicate them with the new Ryzen 8000G, which should not be confused with the Ryzen 8000 codenamed ‘Strix Point’, more powerful without iGPU, as they will be intended for use with ​reserved graphics.

AMD Ryzen 8000G, version

The company is preparing 14 different models of these accelerated processing units, which include integrated CPUs, GPUs, and I/O controllers. As with previous generations (for example, the 7000 Mobile introduced a year ago at CES), AMD will combine several architectures, starting with the basic ones, with “Phoenix” technologies produced by 4 nm processes and “Phoenix 2” with monolithic dies.

Both tokens will combine “Zen 4” CPU cores. with integrated graphics based on RDNA 3 graphics architecture. We see versions with up to 8 cores and 16 processing threads, operating frequencies of up to 5.1 GHz and TDP consumption of 45 and up to 65 watts. There will also be “GE” (energy efficient) branded versions with a 35 watt TDP and “PRO” models. The new family will be compatible with AM5 motherboards with a BIOS update.

The top of the range would be the Ryzen 7 8700G, which would offer 8 cores, 16 threads, a base clock of 4.2 GHz and a turbo frequency of 5.1 GHz. overclocking with multiplier unlocked. We do not know its cache memory and the level of its integrated graphics, the type of Radeon M that will be used, the computing units and their frequency.

The information you posted, several benchmarks on the Ryzen 7 5700G “Cezanne”. The increase in performance is enormous, especially in the graphics part, up to 2.5 times.

Obviously, the comparison will have to be made with equivalent Intel processors. They will be on paper very decent chips for basic gaming as well as office and multimedia equipment. The prices should also be quite reasonable. We will probably see them at CES 2024.