On the desktop side, AMD jumped over one thousandth of the numbering so that the numbering of processors and APUs based on Zen 2 and 3 architectures did not overlap. Now it seems that the jump is irrelevant to this issue, as according to various sources, the APUs in the Ryze 5000 series will include both Lucienne and Zen 2-based Lucienne Cezanne APUs based on Zen 3 cores

The APU circuit that occurs in the most recent Geébench 5.3.1 leak is the Cezanne code-named Ryzen 7 5800 U. According to the test program, the basic clock frequency of the processor cores of the APU circuit is 1.9 and the maximum clock frequency is 4.4 GHz. The APU has 8 Zen3 cores, support for SMT technology, and 16 MB of L3 cache, which is twice per core compared to Zen 2 APUs. The APU circuit scored on one core 1421 and all cores 6450 on the test.

In the past, results from Ryze’s 7 5800 U and 5 5700 U processors, codenamed Lucienne, have been leaked in the past. The basic and maximum clock frequencies of Ryzen 7 5700 U are 1.8 and 4 according to the test program, 34 GHz, when on Ryzen 5 5500 U they are 2.1 and 4, 04 GHz. The weakness of the Zen 2 cores compared to the new architecture is particularly evident in the single-core test, where the results of both of the above models lagged behind 1100 – 1200 to the intermediate point of the point. On all cores, the 6-core Ryzen 5 grabbed 5800 – 5900 and the 8-core Ryzen 7 6200 – 6300 points

Sources: Leakbench @ Twitter, VideoCardz