AMD's 2025 CES Announcements: A Deep Dive into Cutting-Edge Processors and AI
0:25 New Product Launch: AMD is set to release new products across gaming, ARPC, and corporate enterprise sectors.
0:56 Ryzen 950X 3D: This 16-core processor boasts speeds up to 5.7GHz, a 144MB total cache with AMD 3D cache, and claims to be the world's best 16-core gaming processor, outperforming Intel's Aero Lake by up to 164% and Cyberpunk 2077 performance by up to 36%.
1:36 Content Creation Prowess: The 950X 3D also excels in content creation, with an average performance increase of 13% in programs like Cinebench and Blender, and 10% faster loading times compared to Aero Lake.
2:16 Ryzen 9900X 3D: Briefly mentioned, the 9900X 3D, along with the HX3, is slated for release in the first half of the year.
2:21 RDNA 4 and FSR 4: Teased for a reveal in the latter half of the fourth quarter, with no further information on new R-series cards.
2:52 AIPC Focus: AMD highlights its Ryzen AI chips, boasting over 150 devices with Ryzen AI butlers to be released this year, including Ryzen AI 5 and 7 models.
3:17 Ryzen AI 7 350: Outperforms competitors by 35% on average in benchmarks, with a 70% lead over Intel's Luna Lake, and boasts the best score among Windows MPUs based on PSA AI.
3:42 Extended Battery Life: AMD claims over 24 hours of battery life based on video playback for devices equipped with their new chips.
3:59 Ryzen AI 7 350 and 340 Specs: The 350 model will feature up to 5 cores, 16 threads, and a maximum clock speed of 15-54W, while the 340 will have 6 cores, 12 threads, and a 4.8GHz maximum clock speed, with a Q1 release.
4:16 AI Max Series: Codenamed "Strix Point," this chipset targets workstation-level performance in thin and light notebooks, featuring a 16-core Zen 5 architecture, 40 RDNA 3.5 compute units, XNA 2 MPU, 50 TOPS, and a maximum memory bandwidth of 256GB.
5:19 AI Max Performance: Boasts superior 3D rendering compared to a MacBook with an M4 Pro and supports up to 96GB of memory.
5:29 Large Language Model (LLM) Capability: The AI Max is the first mobile chipset capable of running a 70 billion parameter LLM, achieving 2.2 times the performance of a 24GB RTX 4090 when running a 70b Q4 LLM.
5:46 AI Max Models: Three models are available: the 395 (16 cores, 32 threads, up to 5.1GHz, 40 graphic cores, 45-120W), the 390 (12 cores, 24 threads), and the 385 (8 cores, 16 threads), all set for a Q1 release.
6:19 AMD Industrial Bragging: AMD showcases its multi-layered chiplet design and claims the title of the world's fastest x86 processor.
7:03 Product Showcase: The video highlights various laptops and devices featuring AMD's new technologies, including the Lenovo Legion 5, Legion Go, ASUS products, HP G2 mini g1a, and more.
8:39 Ryzen AI Max Plus 35 in HP G2 mini g1a: This compact device demonstrates the potential of AI computing in small form factors.
8:59 Jibuk Ultra G1A: This professional laptop features the Ryzen AI Max 39 Plus and Radeon 8060S.
9:19 AI in Gaming: AMD showcases how AI can enhance gaming experiences through automatic recording, editing, and video creation.
9:49 Video Editing Enhancements: AI integration in tools like DaVinci Resolve accelerates tasks like subtitle creation.
10:25 Legion Go Second Generation: Briefly shown, featuring a Radeon 890M and potentially a G2 Extreme core.
11:36 Copa Plus PC: Emphasized by Microsoft, this platform leverages AI for creative tasks like image generation.
12:05 AI Accelerator AMD Instinct MI 32: Features 3rd generation LDN architecture, HPM 3, and 256GB of memory.
12:18 AI Accelerator AMD Instinct MI 325X: Equipped with eight MI 32 units, offering 896GB of P2P iio bandwidth, 48TB/s memory bandwidth, and a total of 2TB of HPM 3E.
12:31 Supercomputer Accelerator: The MI 325X is positioned as the world's fastest accelerator for supercomputers.
12:53 Future of AMD Chipsets: AMD is focusing on both high-performance desktop chipsets and mobile chipsets with increasing AI capabilities.