The amd ryzen 3000 series is internally known as valhalla

Ryzen 3000 is getting closer to launch every day, to the point that several manufacturers have already added support for these new processors on their X370 and X470 motherboards. Now we have new information, in which we know the true code name of Ryzen 3000 and some new features that would come with it.

AMD Ryzen 3000 will launch in the middle of this year

The creator of the Ryzen DRAM calculator tool has listed some of the new features that could come in Ryzen 3000 processors, highlighting CCD (Compute Core Design, a new name for CCX) technology, support for up to 32 threads, and other characteristics that we list below:

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• New memory controller with partial error correction for non-ECC memories Desktop processor with two (2 CCD) chiplets with a maximum of 32 threads New MBIST (Autotest integrated in memory) Core watchdog - A security function used to restart a system in case that the microprocessor is lost due to address or data errors. XFR - Algorithm and limits have been updated. Scalar Controll returns with new processors. The updated kernel control has a symmetrical configuration of the active kernels. In 2 CCD configurations, each chiplet has its own channel of RAM to minimize memory access latency.

Another piece of information that has been revealed is that Ryzen 3000 processors have the internal code name Valhalla. AMD seems to love Norse mythology. The new Ryzen series processors will arrive in the middle of this year 2019.

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