CPU Catalog Release Notes: October 2026 Refresh

CPU Catalog Release Notes: October 2026 Refresh

Nine AMD Ryzen PRO 9000 desktop processors join the catalog, including two X3D workstation models.

This October refresh adds nine individually identified AMD Ryzen PRO 9000 desktop processors. Six have vendor launch dates in 2026; the other three fill gaps in the 2025 business desktop lineup. The catalog now contains 6,325 processors.

The additions cover a useful gap between ordinary desktop searches and workstation platform research. PRO and X3D are separate properties: the former identifies a business platform, while the latter identifies models with additional cache.

Exactly which CPUs were added?

ProcessorCores / threadsBase / boost GHzL3TDPVendor launch date
AMD Ryzen 9 PRO 9965X3D16 / 324.3 / 5.5128 MB170 W2026-06-30
AMD Ryzen 9 PRO 996516 / 324.3 / 5.564 MB170 W2026-06-30
AMD Ryzen 9 PRO 995512 / 243.4 / 5.464 MB120 W2026-06-30
AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 9755X3D8 / 164.7 / 5.296 MB120 W2026-06-30
AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 97558 / 163.8 / 5.432 MB120 W2026-06-30
AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 96556 / 123.9 / 5.432 MB120 W2026-06-30
AMD Ryzen 9 PRO 994512 / 243.4 / 5.464 MB65 W2025-09-16
AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 97458 / 163.8 / 5.432 MB65 W2025-09-16
AMD Ryzen 5 PRO 96456 / 123.9 / 5.432 MB65 W2025-09-16

How were the records checked?

Every new record cites its own official AMD product page. Core and thread counts, base and maximum boost frequencies, TDP, cache levels, core manufacturing process and socket come from those pages. The source check date is October 13, 2026. Product launch dates are stored separately from the May announcement date; neither date establishes local retail stock.

The entries use the canonical AMD Socket AM5 name so they appear in the AM5 collection. No benchmark scores or retail prices were inferred from specifications. The legacy bulk CSV remains the source for older records; these additions are held in the supplemental dataset.

Where should readers go next?

Open the Ryzen PRO workstation guide for the distinction between the 65 W and higher-power models. The X3D comparison explains the two cache-equipped additions. Browse the AMD collection or put the exact models into Compare.

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