CPU AMD FP7, FP7r2 and FP8 sockets MoBo

[theoldwizard1]

It seems like everyone around here wants to shove graphic card into as small of a case as possible. For light to medium gamers, I don't think this is a requirement any longer. The 7945HX or 7945HX3D looks very capable. Or any near future chips from AMD the use the Radeon 610 iGPU. Especially if you load if with the gast DDR5 memory you can buy.

pAre their any CURRENT manufacturer (either DIY or pre-built) selling FP7 motherboard or systems using FP7 ? Current Pre-built systems can hopefully be upgrade to 7945.

Any rumors about SFF mobos using FP7r2 or FP8 sockets ?

If you really have to have a separate graphics card, the new chips support 28 lanes of PCIe5 !

 

[judokamak]

7945HX has only 2 graphics cores. I don't think it's enough for medium gaming. Would love to see this as a desktop option though. 16 cores @60-80 wats would be ideal.

 

[theoldwizard1]

Watch this video ! You might have a different opinion

AMD's Best Integrated Graphics Vs AMD's Cheapest Graphics Card (Radeon 780M vs RX6400)

 

[judokamak]

Cheers for the link.
7940 HS from the video has 12 Radeon 780m (RDNA 3) graphical cores.
Very different from only 2 radeon 610m (RDNA 2) units in 7945 HX.

 

[theoldwizard1]

Cheers for the link.
7940 HS from the video has 12 Radeon 780m (RDNA 3) graphical cores.
Very different from only 2 radeon 610m (RDNA 2) units in 7945 HX.

My mistake !

 

[thewizzard1]

Hello, future me!
There's always the option of using a laptop motherboard in an enclosure. A few of those SFF systems based on Intel's mobile platforms are essentially doing this.

 

[theoldwizard1]

So back yo the real question !

Any current or rumored futiue SFF mobos using FP7r2 or FP8 sockets ?

 

[theoldwizard1]

Radeon 610M vs Radeon 780M

 

[thewizzard1]

Just had a brain moment - Are these mobile processors even socketed, or is FP7/FP8 a BGA design?

 

[judokamak]

Minisforum teases mini PCs powered by AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX and Intel i9-13900HX processors

At its Computex 2023 booth, Minisforum is displaying motherboards that will be featured in high-end mini PCs launching towards the end of 2023. Both the Intel and the AMD models feature a PCIe 4.0 slot for a full-size GPU that can be connected via a riser cable.

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