In what appears to be an unintentional slipup, an online listing for HP’s All-In-One 24 and 27 models seemingly confirmed the existence of upcoming AMD Ryzen CPU models in the 7000 series. The spec sheet for the new AIO units, uncovered by tipster @momomo_us, claims that these AIOs will support up to 12th-gen Intel i7 and AMD Ryzen 7000 CPUs.
It’s important to note here that the newest Ryzen models in production are in the 5000 series: unless AMD’s decided to skip the 6000 series as a generation name, we aren’t likely going to see 7000-series parts for a few years, at least.
The HP site listing could well be a typo. But if it is a genuine slip-up, this could be further confirmation that AMD’s Zen 4-based CPUs will hit the market in time to compete with Intel’s 12th-gen Alder Lake parts. Recent benchmarks indicate that Alder Lake parts like the i5-12400 deliver significant single and multi-threaded gains over their Ryzen 5000 series counterparts, making it all the more important for AMD to have a viable Alder Lake competitor.
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