AMD it’s almost ready Ryzen 9 7900, Ryzen 7 7700 and Ryzen 5 7600, which would be other than the X variants of processors that are already on the market. Obviously, these are less powerful models, but they should still be very useful for the vast majority of users, even in the context of playing games in which recent performance issues have focused more on poorly made software than the strength of the hardware itself.

At the moment, many alleged details are known about the upcoming AMD Ryzen 9 7900, Ryzen 7 7700 and Ryzen 5 7600 models, which are almost certainly to be presented at CES 2023, which will be held in the city. Las Vegas American. Of course, it’s always a good idea to take everything revealed with tweezers before the official presentation, because the company might have reserved some surprise or last-minute change, or that some of the leaked data is wrong.

Apparently, everything points to Lisa Su taking care of it will officially introduce the first non-X Ryzen 7000 models on January 4, 2023 at the aforementioned CES 2023. Processors would start to be launched a few days later, from January 10 of the same year. On a feature level, the non-X models have similarities to their X counterparts, but the base frequency they operate at is clearly lower and so is their TPD, so they might be more optimal for more modest computer configurations.

On the other hand, and seeing the growth that the X models have seen at the commercial level, AMD could find itself in a difficult situation as these processors have the opportunity to compete with their non-X counterparts.

In addition to the non-X Ryzen 7000, At CES 2023, AMD also aims to present models with 3D V-Cache, the main feature of which is stacked level 3 cache.. These processors, at least in previous generations, were not very suitable for overclocking, because their dispersion for design reasons is not as good as that of models from other series.

Barring a disaster or a change of plans, AMD should have everything ready to expand the Ryzen 7000 catalog during the beginning of 2023. We’ll see if the new processor variants manage to attract an audience that has turned its back on the X models.