爆料称 AMD 下一代旗舰 APU 将采用独立 GDDR7 显存
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 16:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Hardware leaks indicate that AMD's next-generation Siren Halo APU targeting the high-end market may feature both discrete GDDR7 VRAM and LPD…
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On November 13, 2026 at 15:43, cnBeta relayed a hardware tip from the leaker Gotou_3rd, reporting that AMD's next-generation Siren Halo APU, aimed at the high-end segment, may ship with both dedicated GDDR7 memory and LPDDR system memory, rather than relying entirely on a unified memory architecture. The tip indicated that LPDDR is expected to remain part of the design, but the capacities, bus widths, and connection methods for the two separate memory pools have not been confirmed.
At this stage the leak only sketches out the product's market positioning and the general memory approach. The report did not provide specific memory sizes, interface details, or timing for availability, and no independent confirmation from AMD has been cited. No follow-up information about the Siren Halo APU's memory configuration has been reported since, leaving the matter at the level of an unverified claim with the technical specifics still open.
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According to cnBeta citing hardware leaks, AMD's next-gen Siren Halo APU for high-end markets may feature both dedicated GDDR7 VRAM and LPDDR system memory, moving away from complete reliance on unified memory architecture.
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