AMD is gearing up to drop some refreshed Ryzen AI Max chips that bump memory speeds to LPDDR5X-8533, which is a slight upgrade from the 8,000 MT/s that Strix Halo currently handles. These new SKUs are targeting mid-range buyers and should pack similar integrated graphics power, but specs are still pretty vague at this point.
The refresh lineup is not bringing anything crazy since most specs stay the same aside from clock tweaks and the memory bump. A leaker mentioned that upcoming processors might hit 8533 MT/s speeds, though it is unclear if that applies to the Ryzen AI Max+ 388 and 392 that leaked before or if these are completely different variants. AMD might tease the refresh series at CES, and people are hoping for more balanced options like the 388, which has flagship graphics with half the cores of the top-end 395.
The refresh lineup is not bringing anything crazy since most specs stay the same aside from clock tweaks and the memory bump. A leaker mentioned that upcoming processors might hit 8533 MT/s speeds, though it is unclear if that applies to the Ryzen AI Max+ 388 and 392 that leaked before or if these are completely different variants. AMD might tease the refresh series at CES, and people are hoping for more balanced options like the 388, which has flagship graphics with half the cores of the top-end 395.
