AMD Ryzen 8000G to launch end of January Gigabyte spoils AMD plans, confirms upcoming Ryzen 8000G series launch date. The open secret is now even more open. The most recent updates to AGESA for AMD 600-series motherboards are indeed meant to support next-gen AMD desktop APUs. Gigabyte has just confirmed that the AM5 socket will […]
  • dotjzzz@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Technically yes

    Techunically IMPOSSIBLE. Not on any existing APU chips or Zen4c chiplet. There’s no TSV contacts to connect the cache.

    It’ll require a complete redesign of the chip. But it’s possible if AMD did that.

    but AMD had used monolithic dies for their APUs

    Irrelevant.

    add cache on top of a bigger piece of silicon than a CPU chiplet would need a redesign at least

    No. Size is completely irrelevant. Redesign is needed indeed, but it’s the APU that needed redesign, not the cache.

    and it would jack up prices quite significantly

    No. The filler silicon ALSO USED ON CURRENT X3D costs a few cents at most. Even 200mm² costs pennies.