The first Ryzen 6000 was leaked. This is the Rembrandt APU on FP7

The first Ryzen 6000 appeared in the UserBenchmark database under the OPN number 100-000000518-41_N in the Xenomorph test platform by Corsair, which is probably a miniPC. It does not tell us anything either, but the mention of the FP7 socket clearly indicates that this is a new generation CPU, related to AMD Ryzen 6000 processors.

This is the Rembrandt APU, the first Ryzen 6000

The very fact of the uniqueness of the OPN code, which has never appeared on the web before, also indicates that the new Ryzen on a 6-nm technological process is at stake. An engineering sample was tested, which passed the test with a score of 111, 228 and 740 points for one, two and eight cores. This processor had to offer 8 cores and 16 threads clocked at 3.9 GHz with the base clock and 4.1 GHz with the Boost clock.

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If that was not enough, the Rembrant family is also indicated by iGPU based on the RDNA2 architecture with 512 MB of memory and DDR5-4800 with CL40 delay. The processors in this series are the upcoming APUs designed for laptops and workstations, combining the Zen 3+ architecture with a 6nm manufacturing process.

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Their biggest advantage is the transition to new standards (PCIe 4.0 for APU and DDR5) and a significant improvement in iGPU, because they use RDNA2 architecture, not Vega, as AMD APU processors used to do so far.