AMD Ryzen 5000 Zen3 “Warhol” to succeed Vermeer?

Published: May 28th 2020, 16:52 GMT   Comments

A new leak appears to indicate that Zen3 Desktop architecture will be codenamed “Warhol”.

AMD Warhol

Posted by @MebiuW on Twitter (now deleted), the picture appears to be from some kind of an internal roadmap. It not only mentions “Warhol”, so far an unknown codename, but also two letters from a codename Raphael.

AMD Raphael is currently associated with AMD Zen4 architecture. The word “Nav” appears to refer to Navi. We are not sure this means that Raphael has built-in iGPU or there is some kind of interconnect between Navi-based GPU and CPU. If these series have iGPU then it would be a major change for mainstream AMD desktop processors, which did not have onboard graphics (note we are not talking about AM4 APUs listed in the previous story).

Warhol would be a predecessor to Raphael. The diagram clearly does not mention any graphics, which further suggest that we are looking at pure compute Ryzen series. The block appears to be in between two architecture, hence it could also refer to a refresh (such as Matisse Refresh). Clearly, there are more questions than answers but at least now we know about a new codename (and there are a lot).

Andy Warhol was an American artist, film director, and producer.

Source: @MebiuW (the previous tweet)

RUMORED AMD CPU Roadmap
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High-endTR 1000
14nm (Zen)
Whitehaven 
TR 2000
12nm (Zen+)
Colfax
TR 3000
7nm (Zen2)
Castle Peak 
TR 4000
7nm (Zen3)
Genesis Peak TBC
??
MainstreamRyzen 1000
14nm (Zen)
Summit Ridge 
Ryzen 2000
12nm (Zen+)
Pinnacle Ridge
Ryzen 3000
7nm (Zen2)
Matisse 
Ryzen 4000
7nm (Zen3)
Vermeer
Ryzen 5000
7nm (Zen3)
Warhol TBC
Ryzen 6000
5nm (Zen4)
Raphael TBC
Entry-levelAthlon 7th
28nm (Excavator)
Bristol Ridge
Ryzen 2000G
Athlon 200G
14nm (Zen)
Raven Ridge
Ryzen 3000G
12nm (Zen+)
Picasso 
Ryzen 4000G
7nm (Zen2)
Renoir
Ryzen 5000G
7nm (Zen3)
Cezanne TBC
Ryzen 6000G
7nm (Zen3)
Rembrandt TBC
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