Overview
- Patent US20250149248 describes an AM6 socket layout featuring up to 2,100 pins, a 22% increase over AM5’s 1,718-pin design.
- The higher pin density could enable sustained power delivery above 200 watts and boost I/O bandwidth on future motherboards.
- Diagrams indicate the socket will share AM5’s dimensions and mounting pattern to maintain compatibility with existing CPU coolers.
- Reports suggest built-in support for next-generation DDR6 memory modules and PCIe 6.0 lanes to future-proof AMD’s desktop platform.
- All details remain unconfirmed by AMD and may derive from server-oriented SP5 designs, with an expected launch alongside Zen 7 CPUs around 2028.