AMD 400-series motherboards appear at PCI-SIG
AMD 400-series motherboards appear at PCI-SIG
While AMD’s Ryzen refresh is expected to work on existing 300-series AM4 motherboards, the company are also set to deliver new 400-series chipsets, though at this time it is unknown exactly what kind of improvements AMD plans to offer on their latest consumer chipset.
Now AMD’s 400-series Promontary chipset has now appeared on PCI-SIG’s Integrators list, confirming the existence of AMD’s next generation of AM4 motherboards.
Recent rumours suggest that AMD’s Ryzen Refresh series processors will deliver improved clock speeds over their Ryzen counterparts and deliver enhanced memory support to utilise higher speed DDR4 memory.
In many ways this makes AMD’s Ryzen refresh seem similar to Kaby Lake, delivering higher levels of single-threaded performance and support for high-speed memory while offering more performance per watt than the company’s previous generation of products. Only time will tell if these rumours are true.
You can join the discussion on AMD’s 400-series of motherboards on the OC3D Forums.
AMD 400-series motherboards appear at PCI-SIG
While AMD’s Ryzen refresh is expected to work on existing 300-series AM4 motherboards, the company are also set to deliver new 400-series chipsets, though at this time it is unknown exactly what kind of improvements AMD plans to offer on their latest consumer chipset.
Now AMD’s 400-series Promontary chipset has now appeared on PCI-SIG’s Integrators list, confirming the existence of AMD’s next generation of AM4 motherboards.
Recent rumours suggest that AMD’s Ryzen Refresh series processors will deliver improved clock speeds over their Ryzen counterparts and deliver enhanced memory support to utilise higher speed DDR4 memory.
In many ways this makes AMD’s Ryzen refresh seem similar to Kaby Lake, delivering higher levels of single-threaded performance and support for high-speed memory while offering more performance per watt than the company’s previous generation of products. Only time will tell if these rumours are true.
You can join the discussion on AMD’s 400-series of motherboards on the OC3D Forums.