AMD Ryzen 4000 “Renoir” APU Graphics Specs Leaked: Up to 13CUs, 832 Streaming Processors

AMD is expected to launch it’s Ryzen 4000 APU lineup for both gaming laptops as well as the budget desktop space in early 2020. These CPUs dubbed “Renoir” will leverage the 7nm Zen 2 design instead of the 12nm Zen+ cores that the 3000 series Picasso chips feature. As such, you can expect a hefty single-core boost, better gaming performance as well as a more efficient TDP. The graphics side although supposedly will retain the Vega graphics core, it’ll be beefed up with a higher core count. We have some unofficial figures right here. Have a look:

AMD Ryzen 4000U Lineup for Low-power Notebooks

As per the Reddit source, AMD is planning to launch four Consumer APUs and their Pro counterparts:

Revision CU count SKU TDP Market From product master leak
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C1 1636_REV_C1 12 or 13 CUs (B12) 15W Consumer RENOIR Ryzen 9 B12 15W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D1 1636_REV_D1 12 or 13 CUs (B12B) 15W Pro RENOIR NB RYZEN 9 PRO B12B 15W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C2 1636_REV_C2 10 or 11 CUs (B10) 15W Consumer
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D2 1636_REV_D2 10 or 11 CUs (B10B) 15W Pro RENOIR NB RYZEN 7 PRO B10B 15W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C3 1636_REV_C3 8 or 9 CUs (B8) 15W Consumer
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D3 1636_REV_D3 8 or 9 CUs (B8B) 15W Pro RENOIR NB RYZEN 5 PRO B8B 15W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C4 1636_REV_C4 6 CUs (B6) 15W Consumer
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D4 1636_REV_D4 6 CUs (B6B) 15W Pro RENOIR NB RYZEN 3 PRO B6B 15W FP6

AMD Ryzen 4000H APU Lineup for Gaming Laptops

AMD is reportedly working on three consumer APUs and their Pro counterparts:

Revision CU count SKU TDP Market From product master leak
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C5 1636_REV_C5 12 or 13 CUs (B12) 45W Consumer RENOIR NB RYZEN 9 B12 45W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D5 1636_REV_D5 12 or 13 CUs (B12B) 45W Pro
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C6 1636_REV_C6 10 or 11 CUs (B10) 45W Consumer RENOIR NB Ryzen 7 B10 45W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D6 1636_REV_D6 10 or 11 CUs (B10B) 45W Pro
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C7 1636_REV_C7 8 or 9 CUs (B8) 45W Consumer RENOIR NB RYZEN 5 B8 45W FP6
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D7 1636_REV_D7 8 or 9 CUs (B8B) 45W Pro

Looking at the Vega iGPU, it’s clear that AMD is going all-in with its Renoir APUs. As many as 13 Compute units or 832 shaders: Higher than the even the desktop APU, the Ryzen 5 3400G which features only 11 CUs or 704 shaders. Let’s have a look at the desktop lineup:

AMD Ryzen 4000 Desktop APU Series

Traditionally, AMD has launched two APUs per generation. However, this time the company might bump that number to 3. We’re not sure what exactly will the third chip offer: More cores, better graphics or perhaps a combination of both. We also have a 6CU chip this time that’ll probably cost less than $100. These are all 65W SKUs. There is a low-power 35W product stack too, but I left those out as the only difference is with respect to the power and operating clocks.

Surprisingly the mobile parts have a faster GPU compared to the desktop parts. This is most likely because of the new Gen11 and Gen12 iGPUs from Intel that offer stiff resistance to AMD’s existing Ryzen 3000U APUs.

Revision CU count SKU TDP Market From product master leak
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C8 1636_REV_C8 10 or 11 CUs (B10) 65W Consumer Desktop Ryzen 7 B10 65W AM4
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D8 1636_REV_D8 10 or 11 CUs (B10B) 65W Pro Desktop Ryzen 7 PRO B10B 65W AM4
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics C9 1636_REV_C9 8 or 9 CUs (B8) 65W Consumer Desktop Ryzen 5 B8 65W AM4
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics D9 1636_REV_D9 8 or 9 CUs (B8B) 65W Pro Desktop Ryzen 5 PRO B8B 65W AM4
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics CA 1636_REV_CA 6 CUs (B6) 65W Consumer Desktop Ryzen 3 B6 65W AM4
AMD Radeon(TM) Renoir Graphics DA 1636_REV_DA 6 CUs (B6B) 65W Pro Desktop Ryzen 3 PRO B6B 65W AM4

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