All AMD desktop processors will have an integrated GPU from 2022

Last summer, AMD’s roadmap was leaked, showing data on the company’s future processors. Then it was incomplete, but now we have received new information.

Previously, we could see that Warhol processors will replace the current Ryzen 5000 desktop CPUs of the Vermeer generation. There is information indicating that these will only be updated CPUs of the current generation, and they will be created based on the Zen 3+ architecture. At the same time, of course, they will not have big differences from the Ryzen 5000.

After them, APU Raphael will enter the market. Precisely APU, as in this generation AMD will endow conventional desktop processors with integrated GPUs. Most likely, the regular line will receive a basic iGPU, and the Ryzen G line, as now, will be able to boast more productive solutions. It is important that the GPU will be based on the RDNA2 architecture, although by the time such APUs are released, the discrete Radeon adapters will probably already be moving to RDNA3.

The Raphael hybrid processors will be manufactured using the 5 nm process technology and will be based on the Zen 4 architecture. Also, we will have support for PCIe 5.0, DDR5 and a new socket.

As for other AMD processors, we don’t have new pieces of the same roadmap yet, but there is another one – compiled by a Twitter user based on rumors and leaks.

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