AMD’s new game-changing Radeon GPU tech reportedly won’t be in Ryzen gaming CPUs

By Ben Hardwidge
Added Mar 20, 2025
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AMD’s new game-changing Radeon GPU tech reportedly won’t be in Ryzen gaming CPUs

AMD reportedly has no plan to use its new RDNA 4 gaming GPU architecture for the integrated graphics in its new Ryzen CPUs. After being really impressed by the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT, we were hoping the company’s new GPU architecture could be used as the foundation for a new, smaller GPU inside the company’s chips, but it looks as though that’s not going to happen.

As we found in our AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT review, the company has made great strides with its latest RDNA 4 GPU architecture. With its massively improved ray tracing performance, as well as the vastly superior image quality of FSR 4, this new AMD GPU went straight to the top of our guide to the best graphics card, but it looks as though this new GPU architecture isn’t going to move into the company's next-gen CPUs.

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