The HWiNFO update adds support for a wide variety of AMD processors that are not yet on the market, including the AMD Navi, the Intel Ice Lake-SP and the NVIDIA Quadro V100.

Lately there are many leaks of the future of large companies, thanks to different utilities or software tools for diagnosis. One of the most popular is HWiNFO, which has received a major update to add support for a large number of processors and graphics cards, some of which have not yet been officially released. This software update reveals much of AMD and Intel's future plans for processors that should arrive in a relatively short time.

HWiNFO 5.72 implements preliminary support for AMD Navi graphics cards, which will come to replace the RX Vega. Support is also added for the AMD 400 Series chipset, which will come with Ryzen 2 processors based on the 12nm Zen + architecture. It also refers to the AMD Starship processors, which are manufactured in 7nm and will offer up to 48 cores and 96 processing threads and will have a TDP between 35-180W. There is also reference to AMD Matisse, which will not arrive until 2019 and will be based on Zen 2 developed in 7nm, which should allow more working frequencies and less consumption. There is also data from RX Vega M, which will begin to arrive shortly.

This is for AMD, but there is also data from Intel in the HWiNFO update, where support has been added for 10nm-based Intel Ice Lake-SP processors, intended for servers and advanced systems. NVIDIA solutions also appear, specifically the NVIDIA Quadro V100, which would come to replace the Quadro P100 and which aims to be an adaptation of the Tesla V100 for professional design.

Source: VZ