With the Ryzen 7000, AMD would have the intention to integrate for the first time an iGPU on all its processors.
Ryzen 7000 would have an iGPU with 4 CU?
Since the beginning of Ryzen processors, AMD had chosen not to implement a graphic part on all chips, as Intel does for years. The reds were content to create a range specially dedicated (Ryzen G). But this could finally change with the arrival of Ryzen 7000 which would all have an integrated iGPU.
This information was found by VideoCardz in one of the latest drivers of the AMD SMU (System management Unit), where a mention aimed at the frequency of an iGPU at 1100 mhz would come to refer to the next Ryzen CPU. This also comes from a speculation by a twittos @KOMACHI_ENSAKA betting on specifications with 4 CU, which is less than a Steam Deck or even the Xclipse 920 from Samsung, both in RDNA2.
But this is not the first time this information has surfaced. Indeed, several months ago during roadmap leaks, it had already appeared that the Zen 4 desktop (Raphael) and laptop (Phoenix) processors would have an RDNA2 graphics part. This seems to be confirmed, we just need to know the precise specifications of these iGPUs. If we are still cautious about this information, it would be a surprising path from AMD.
