Old liquor in a new bottle. 🍋

AMD launches new Ryzen 10 and Ryzen 100 CPUs for entry-to-mid-level notebooks and desktops, rebranding old architectures like the Zen 2 and Zen 3 + that have already been released in the 2021-2022 period. The purpose is to keep prices down, expand the lower to middle market, penetrate budget user groups, and prolong the life of legacy platforms like AM4 / FP7.

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The Ryzen 10 side is based on the Zen 2 (Mendocino). It fits conventional working notebooks and PCs. It focuses on energy efficiency. It comes with built-in graphics. The Radeon 610M fits low-cost notebooks or office machines. And in this new model, AMD has adapted to support all DDR5 ram models, replacing the original DDR4, to match the new generation of standards.

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The Ryzen 100 segment will use the more performance-oriented Zen 3 + (Rembrandt) architecture. It fits mid-range notebooks and above. It uses Radeon 660M and 680M graphics, which provide similar power to the familiar Ryzen 5000 or Ryzen 7000 series of 7030 code clusters, with minor adjustments to its model name, speed and TDP values, with upgrades to support all DDR5 rams as well.

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Overall, this is probably AMD's strategy to complement all product lines, from startup to premium. Let the Ryzen 7000 and 9000 series group on top. Ryzen 10 and Ryzen 100 will take on the value market to prolong the life of older products that still provide good performance and solve common user problems.

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Source: wccftech videocardz

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