New FP8, FP10, and FP12-based Ryzen processors for laptops have been spotted at trade data aggregator NBD.ltd, via VideoCardz. These new entries from the last few weeks show unique product codes that haven't been used before. While there’s no clear mention of AMD’s next-gen laptop series “Gorgon Point” in these listings, the CPU design specs align with information from a closed-door meeting with partners in China that got leaked to the web.
The name Gorgon Point isn’t new. It’s not a brand-new architecture, but rather a drop-in replacement of AMD’s Strix Point designs, supporting the same FP8 package. Architecturally, it brings minimal changes and continues to use the same Zen 5/5c CPU cores, RDNA 3.5-based integrated GPU, and XDNA 2 NPU. The shipping manifests show that these alleged Gorgon Point 1 processors will use a similar design to the corresponding models of this generation’s Strix Point, Ryzen AI 9 365 / Ryzen AI 9 HX 375.
