The latest AMD AGESA firmware—that’s the part of AMD’s firmware that configures the CPU—includes support for upcoming Socket AM5 “APU” processors, at least according to HKEPC. The self-described #1 Hong Kong DIY PC site tweeted a relatively lengthy description of the CPUs that AMD has purportedly provided to OEMs. There are four chips that

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