AMD's next-generation Zen 6-based "Medusa Ridge" desktop CPUs will arrive in 12-core, 24-core, and 32-core variants with up to 128MB of L3 cache according to the latest leaks.

We've been hearing more and more about AMD's next-gen Zen 6 architecture and its new Medusa Ridge, Medusa Point, and Medusa Halo chips with today's leaks concentrating on the Medusa Ridge desktop processors. In a new post on Chiphell, insider "Zhangzhonghao" posted the core and cache counts of the new Zen 6-based Medusa Ridge desktop CPUs.
The 12-core Zen 6 CCD features 48MB of L3 cache, while the 32-core Zen 6c CCD features 128MB of L3 cache says the leaker, leaving the desktop non-X3D part with dual CCDs and up to 96MB (2 x 48MB) L3 cache.
- Single Zen 6 CCD - 48 MB L3 Cache
- Dual Zen 6 CCDs - 96 MB L3 Cache
- Single Zen 6C CCD - 64 MB L3 Cache
- Dual Zen 6C CCDs - 128 MB L3 Cache
- Read more: Medusa Halo APU leaks: Zen 6 rumored with RTX 5070 Ti levels of gaming perf
- Read more: Medusa Point 'Zen 6' APU: drops RDNA 4/5 GPU for updated RDNA 3.X GPU
- Read more: Zen 6 desktop, laptop CPU leaked photos: meet Medusa Ridge + Medusa Point
- Read more: Medusa Ridge CPU leak: desktop Zen 6 processors with 24 cores, 48 threads coming
AMD's new standard Zen 6 CCDs will have a 50% increase in cache count over Zen 5, with Zen 6c (note the small 'c') CCDs will also feature double the cache count over Zen 5. Furthermore, Zen 6-based X3D processors will be made available with even more cache which will be nice to see in the years to come.