
Phoenix could have a GPU offering performance akin to a current-generation discrete Radeon RX 6500 XT graphics chip, or perhaps even closer to the RX 6600, depending on what RDNA 3 brings to the table. Of course, AMD won't talk about its Phoenix APU any time soon. In the case of RDNA 3, that translates into 1536 stream processors (today's APUs feature 512 SPs), according to ComputerBase, citing various unofficial sources. The graphics part of the APU seems even more interesting as it uses the upcoming RDNA 3 architecture and may pack as many as 16 GPU compute units. The integrated GPU will be used for an accelerated processing unit codenamed Phoenix, and this chip appears to pack quite a punch if unofficial information about it is correct.ĪMD's codenamed Phoenix APU appears to be based on the company's upcoming Zen 4 microarchitecture, but the number of cores is unknown (we would speculate about eight Zen 4 cores, though we would keep in mind that AMD also has cut-down Zen 4c cores).


Yesterday's AMD RDNA 3 leak not only exposed three discrete Navi 30-series graphics processors based on the next-generation architecture but also revealed one integrated GPU.
