Block diagram of AMD 600-series chipset for AM5 socket CPUs has leaked

TechPowerUP has a picture of the AMD AM5 socket platform which confirms PCIe Gen4 support.

Yesterday Intel confirmed its upcoming 12th Gen Core Series codenamed “Alder Lake” will be the first to support PCIe Gen5. Meanwhile, AMD’s Raphael Ryzen CPU Series which are now expected in 2022, will not support this standard, a leaked diagram confirms. The origin of this diagram is likely from the Gigabyte/AMD hack, TechPowerUP appears to have gained access to those files.

The AMD AM5 chipset is to offer 16+4+4 PCIe Gen4 lanes, ensuring that high-end graphics, high-speed NVMe drive, and USB4 devices can be connected simultaneously. Additionally, the 600-series AM5 chipset is to offer 4 lanes.

AMD AM5 CPUs are to support dual-channel DDR5 memory. The diagram does not state the maximum speed of the memory, but it shouldn’t be faster than Alder Lake-S, which supports JEDEC’s DDR4-4800 standard.

AMD AM5 Platform, Source: TechPowerUP

The diagram confirms that the AMD AM5 platform will support DisplayPort 2.0, which is attached to additional 4 PCIe Gen4 lanes through a USB version 4 controller.

AMD Ryzen 7000 series codenamed Raphael are to feature Zen4 microarchitecture on board. The configurations of the CPUs are not yet known, but the documents seemingly confirm that the series has RDNA2 integrated GPU, a feature that was missing from all past Ryzen CPU series (not to be mistaken with APUs).

Source: TechPowerUP