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AMD has just posted new Zen 5 "goodies" at Linux, this time bringing the architecture's support for the upcoming GCC 14 compiler, mentioning the capabilities of the lineup as well.
Further details are beginning to leak for AMD's next generation of desktop processors built on the Zen 5 architecture. These new «Granite Ridge» CPUs are currently expected for release in the first half of this year, and we're now starting to see information that looks to add some credence to the earlier rumours referencing the new chips.
Sony has quietly blocked the Cronus Zen from connecting to PS5 consoles via its latest firmware update, a device which lets players use, or modify, «any supported controller» on Sony's console.
AMD's next-gen Kraken Point APUs are reportedly going to feature a combination of Zen 5 and Zen 5C cores alongside the RDNA 3.5 GPU core.
Sony’s latest PlayStation 5 system update appears to have blocked the controversial Cronus Zen device from working with the console.
The latest PlayStation 5 update appears to have blocked players from using a «controller emulator» called the Cronus Zen, and that may well have something to do with the fact that some players have been using it to, shock horror, cheat at games.
Desktop processors powered by AMD's Zen 5 CPU microarchitecture are already in production, according to rumors. These so-called Granite Ridge chips, which may carry the Ryzen 9000 branding, could arrive in just a few months, if industry leakers are to be believed.