A Weibo post last month from someone said to be Lenovo’s China manager stated that, starting with the Strix Point (Ryzen AI 300) APUs, AMD will stop.
In brief: The rumors were (partly) true: AMD has dropped Windows 10 support for its new Strix Point Ryzen AI 300 Series chips. The move comes despite Microsoft continuing to support Windows 10 until near the end of 2025. As noted in the previous report, you can blame the tech world’s obsession with AI for the decision.
A Weibo post last month from someone said to be Lenovo’s China manager stated that, starting with the Strix Point (Ryzen AI 300) APUs, AMD will stop providing Windows 10 drivers.
The announcement of the Zen 5 mobile architecture has confirmed the lack of support for Windows 10, at least in the mobile chips.
