https://www.gsmarena.com/amd_announc...news-55581.php



All four processors also include an integrated Radeon Graphics with 2 graphics cores, 2200MHz graphics frequency, and 400MHz base frequency.

The new Ryzen 7000 processors are based on AMD's new AM5 platform. This new platform starts off with a new socket design with a 1718 pin LGA socket capable of providing up to 230W of power to the CPU. But despite the new socket and IHS design, the AM5 platform is compatible with CPU coolers designed for AM4.

Speaking of coolers, none of the aforementioned Ryzen 7000 CPUs will ship with a cooler in the box.

The AM5 platform brings with it two new motherboard chipsets, the X670 and the B650, with each also having an Extreme version offering more connectivity features.

Together with the new platform and chipsets, the Ryzen 7000 processors will support both DDR5 memory as well as PCI Express 5.0. Unlike Intel, however, AMD is going all-in on DDR5, which means there will be no DDR4 memory support on the AM5 platform.

The AM5 platform will support the company's new EXPO technology, which is essentially AMD's version of Intel's XMP. It's a one-click overclocking solution for memory and is what AMD processors will be using going forward instead of XMP. By default, the Ryzen 7000 CPUs support memory speeds of up to DDR5 5200MHz but higher speeds can be enabled using EXPO.


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Ada vga on board, amd expo, full support ddr 5+pcie 5.0......

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