AMD's upcoming flagship silicon, referred to by the codename "Strix Halo" has been kept well under wraps, but the chip resurfaced this week thanks to a new graphics benchmark leak. VideoCardz spotted a new Geekbench Vulkan graphics benchmark for the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 395 with Radeon 8060S,

Leaked benchmarks for the flagship AMD Strix Halo APU have surfaced on Geekbench. If the benchmarks posted on Geekbench’s site are accurate (via Benchleaks ), the Ryzen AI MAX+ Pro 395 could perform similarly to an Nvidia RTX 4060 laptop GPU.

AMD's new Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 395 processor codenamed Strix Halo spotted with Radeon 8060S integrated graphics turning up on Geekbench.

AMD’s penchant for long product names is evident in its latest offering, which (according to the Geekbench entry) is an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 395. The name field also notes that the GPU portion of this CPU/GPU set is the AMD Radeon 8060S.

AMD's now set to do it too, but instead of on-package memory, the company is launching an absolutely massive "APU." AMD doesn't really use the "APU" nomenclature anymore, but greybeards like this author will recall the term describing CPUs with very powerful integrated GPUs for the time.

AMD's Strix Halo seems to have broken cover by appearing on the online repository, Geekbench. Specifically, the chip appears with the name of Ryzen AI Max+

We've been writing about Strix Halo for so long, without actually seeing any working hardware, that you'd be forgiven for believing that it's just vapourware. But with the first appearance of AMD's flagship laptop APU in the Geekbench database,