AMD Siren Halo APU rumor points to dedicated GDDR7 memory
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Hardware leaker Gotou_3rd reports that AMD's upcoming Siren Halo APU will pair Zen 6 and RDNA 5 architectures with dedicated GDDR7 memory.
AMD is reportedly working on a new processor lineup called Siren Halo. Hardware leakers Gotou_3rd and Kepler_L2 claim the upcoming chips succeed Medusa Halo.
The leaks indicate that Siren Halo will feature Zen 6 processor cores and RDNA 5 graphics. These chips will reportedly include dedicated GDDR7 memory for the built-in GPU alongside LPDDR6 memory support. If the hardware matches AMD's rumored Magnus APU, it could reach up to 672 GB/s of memory bandwidth using 28 Gb/s GDDR7 chips and a 192-bit bus. The Magnus APU design features three full-size Zen 6 cores and eight dense Zen 6c cores.
Reports also link the silicon to next-generation Xbox Helix consoles, which may use 68 compute units out of 70 available on the AT2 GPU die. Concrete details on maximum core counts and memory configurations remain unconfirmed.
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