X platform source @Gotou_kai3 yesterday exposed the AMD "Siren Halo" processor, a model intended to replace the "Medusa Halo" processor that has been removed from planning. On the other hand, the corresponding "Siren Point" will be a refresh of "Medusa Point". This also suggests that "Siren Halo" more likely points to a 2028 release window. @Gotou_kai3 said that "Siren Halo" will support both LPDRAM and VRAM, of which VRAM is confirmed to be GDDR7. Whether the LPDRAM is LPDDR5X or LPDDR6 is not yet clear. @Gotou_kai3 also mentioned that in his view, "Siren Halo" is very likely the "Magnus" SoC in XBOX Project Helix, but this has not been confirmed. This means the next-generation XBOX console may share chips with general PCs.
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AMD "Siren Halo" Processor Leaked: Supports Both LPDDR and GDDR Memory
IT之家, November 13 — X platform source @Gotou_kai3 yesterday leaked the AMD "Siren Halo" processor, a model intended to replace the "Medusa Halo" processor that has been removed from planning.
On the other hand, the corresponding "Siren Point" will be a refresh of "Medusa Point". This also suggests that "Siren Halo" more likely points to a 2028 release window.
@Gotou_kai3 said that "Siren Halo" will support both LPDRAM and VRAM, with VRAM confirmed to be GDDR7. Whether LPDRAM is LPDDR5X or LPDDR6 is not yet clear.
@Gotou_kai3 also mentioned that he believes "Siren Halo" is very likely the "Magnus" SoC in XBOX Project Helix, but this is not yet confirmed. This means the next-generation XBOX console could share chips with regular PCs.
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