AMD will keep the RDNA3+ architecture for its APUs until 2027
, by Quentin
It seems AMD intends to keep using its RNDA3+ architecture for a long time to come, until 2027 or so.
This is due to the company's partnership with Samsung on the Exynos project, which limits AMD's ability to update the architecture of its APUs.
Future Strix Point APUs will use this technology, featuring up to 16 RDNA 3+ computing units on a single chip, with the possibility of the entire chipset getting 40 computing units under this same architecture.
Source: guru3d.com