AMD has just revealed it's Ryzen 4000 G-Series.
It's not a new version of Ryzen CPUs. Ryzen 4000 G-Series are APU - CPU + GPU in one chip. Or in other words, it is a processor with integrated graphics chip.
AMD has been known lately for their Ryzen and Navi performance not only in middle class PC builds and count with their APUs for even not cranked-up gaming is a smart choice.
AMD is introducing 2 schemes: G and GE.
The GE variant is a low-powered version with a lower base clock. BUT with the same boost clock frequency. Of course, nothing more is different and how much different they will be in a real-world performance is remained to be seen.
Memory speed max 3200 MHz
Dual-channel memory support
PCIe 3.0 support
Socket AM4
Any AM4 socketed motherboard get support, not yet known if BIOS update is necessary
Here is a list of new units.
CPU Cores / threads: 4c/6t
Total cache: 6 MB and 256 KB
G base clock: 3.8 GHz
GE base clock: 3.5 GHz
Graphics cores: 6
Graphics core clock: 1700 MHz
G default TDP: 65W
GE default TDP: 35W
CPU Cores / threads: 6c/12t
Total cache : 11 MB and 384 KB
G base clock: 3.7 GHz
GE base clock: 3.3 GHz
Graphics cores: 7
Graphics core clock: 1900 MHz
G default TDP: 65W
GE default TDP: 35W
CPU Cores / threads: 8c/16t
Total cache : 12 MB and 512 KB
G base clock: 3.6 GHz
GE base clock: 3.1 GHz
Graphics cores: 8
Graphics core clock: 2100 MHz
G default TDP: 65W
GE default TDP: 35W