Here's a super-fast recap on what has already been leaked about AMD's next-generation Ryzen processors, built using its Zen 6 ...

AMD would absolutely destroy Intel gaming CPUs with a rumored Zen 6 processor with 12 cores, 24 threads and a bonkers 240MB ...

Zen 6 CPUs now have “preliminary support” in a system monitoring tool Typically that support comes into play around 12-18 months before release Given that, we could be looking at Zen 6 chips ...

AMD may pack up to 12 cores per chiplet alongside two layers of 3D V-Cache, totalling 240MB of L3 cache on next-gen Zen 6 ...

AMD's next-gen Zen 6 processors could reach quite an insane 7.0GHz clock speed, would make for quite an incredible gaming CPU in the future against Intel.

AMD has for the first time confirmed that its next CPU architecture will be called AMD Zen 6, ... these chips being earmarked for a place on our best gaming CPU guide, if AMD's recent track ...

AMD is on a roll with hugely successful gaming CPUs, and it's already planning for the years ahead.According to a new rumor, AMD expects to launch its next-gen Zen 6 Ryzen "Medusa" gaming CPUs in ...

AMD could stick to using 64 MB for the 3D V-Cache slices in Zen 6 but I suspect that the demand from the additional cores would require this to be changed to 96 MB instead. The biggest gaming news ...

AMD Zen 6 CPUs could be released in late 2026 or early 2027 The rumor comes from a “well-known leaker” named Kpeler, who posted on X about the potential timing. “Late 2026/early 2027, as far ...

In June 2025, new details emerged about AMD’s upcoming Zen 6-based EPYC processors. The Venice variant is reported to feature a dual IO Die (IOD) setup, a notable change from previous EPYC chips ...

AMD’s Zen 6 desktop processors are more fully on the radar now in that the chips have been mentioned in a popular piece of software, hinting that they may not be too far away.