Ryzen 8040 series is already out. There’s hardly any device available on any e-commerce or local shops with the above chipset? In fact, there’s hardly a few 7030 and 7035 series based devices available? What is happening?

Edit: 7040 and 8040 are the same, with the latter having a slightly better NPU. Almost like a rebrand.

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    6 months ago

    They’re supposed to be different chipsets, right? Ryzen Z1 series can operate in the range of 9-30W, as opposed to Phoenix’s 15-30W.

    From what I see, Z1 = handheld 7540U and Z1 extreme = handheld 7840U.

    There’s also talks about Phoenix2, but I’m not sure if this is Hawk Point (8040), or the low-powered Zen 4 + 4c combo APU? Right now, 7040 and 8040 look the exact same to me. Almost like as if they have been rebranded for next year, just with the better NPU.

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        6 months ago

        Updated my old comment a bit. Apart from the slight XDNA NPU improvement, 7040 and 8040 are the same APU lol. Basically, the lower models, which do not come with the AI engine - the 7440U and 7540U, are strikingly similar to 8440U and 8540U, also without the AI engine.

        But these models still haven’t come to India - we’re stuck with the 7020, 7030 and 7035 leftovers. 7040 and 7045 is not available. I was genuinely interested in buying lower-end APUs from AMD from the Zen4 series.

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          I can tell you it really is a compute beast all things considered TDP wise and such. I have an Ally with the Z1E and the compute performance under plugged in turbo conditions is out of this world. Perf is very similar to a 5700 it blows my mind.

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      4/6/8 have all been mobile/APU versions of the previous gen fwiw. They changed that up some with the 7000 series and their naming scheme as the 4x indicated Zen 4 (as you likely know). I think (could be wrong) 8000 will indicate Zen 4 by default.

      Additionally, technically the 7950x3d is an APU lol. AMD isn’t helping with the schema