Ryzen Threadripper 9000WX: Peak Shimada Support appears in Gigabyte Trx50 boards

The next generation of high -performance Ryzen Threadripper processors seems getting closer and closer, although AMD still doesn’t say anything about the components. The leak of the time comes from Gigabyte, giving more credibility to the rumors that we will soon see the new CPUs, also known as Shimada Peak.

Without fuss, the well-known manufacturer has made a BIOS update to her motherboards with TRX50 socket, compatible with threadripper. Among the update news, AMD SHP-Agesa 1.0.0.0 “for next generation CPUS support appears”.

SHP was quickly identified as a acronym for SHabsorb PEak, the code name of the Ryzen Threadripper 9000wx processors, which have already leaked almost in its entirety in transport documents.

Due to information from the NBD base we expect six SKUS for the Zen 5 -based Peak 5. It starts at Ryzen 9 9945wx, with 12 nuclei and 24 threads and ends in the likely Ryzen 9 9995WX, with 96 centers and 192 threads. All products have already appeared with their commercial names in leaks, except the high end option, which only leaked in rumors with their nuclei count.

AMD on Computex will show Threadripper too?

Expectations are accumulating for the presentation of AMD on Computex 2025, which is the next great visibility event in which the company will participate. Due to what is expected of the launch of the Radeon RX 9060 XT, it is already speculated for some time that AMD should talk about them in its keynot.

In addition, a recent leak of the Radeon 9000m, which will take RDNA 4 to notebooks for the first time, also put the announcement of this GPUS line on the radar for what we can see by AMD on Computex.

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Meanwhile, Threadripper’s leaks don’t stop, so of course something is expected about the Shimada Peak at the event. With Gigabyte anticipating and preparing their signs to receive the new products, it seems even more likely.

Fonte: VideoCardz