For the first time with full OC support [Bericht]

AMD's upcoming Ryzen 9000 Auto-OC via PBO (“Precision Boost Overdrive”) is also manual overclocking for the first time, the site says Wccftech And now I mentioned.

Ryzen 9000X3D will launch in September, says 'highly reliable source'

Ryzen 9000X3D with enhanced 3D cache

After AMD had previously officially announced that it was working on a new generation of 3D V-Cache stack, Wccftech has now reported that this has already been used for the Ryzen 9000X3D (“Granite Ridge-X”) and for the first time it will be used as it can also enable manual overclocking of the AMD CPU with stacked memory, the website reports. This is what is said there..

We have been able to find out that the new features include full support for OC.

Yes, that's right, it's not just about tuning PBO or CO, AM5 enthusiasts will get full overclocking support with the next generation of 3D V-Cache CPUs.

This indicates that AMD has tuned the 3D V-cache design of its chips, allowing users to overclock at their own discretion.

Although there are still some safeguards in place to protect the fragile 3D stacks placed on each Zen 5 CCD, the manual overclocking capabilities will attract many overclockers eager to enter the 3D V-cache scene.

-And your palms-

…One of the new next-gen variants could use 3D V-Cache, as expected as well.

Wccftech also talks about “some other new features” that the site would like to report on next week. The release, which according to recent rumors could happen as early as September, is also discussed again. Thus, the Ryzen 9000X3D could block Arrow Lake.

The Ryzen 9000X3D is expected to be flanked by new AM5 motherboards with the X870E and X870 chipsets in September.

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source: Wccftech