# Choose the Perfect Gator Range Laptop

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## AMD’s Next-Gen Zen 6 Mobility CPUs: Gator Range, Medusa Point, and Medusa BB

An internal roadmap from OEM Seleno has revealed details about AMD’s upcoming lineup of mobile processors. The new series includes three main families: the flagship gaming and compute family named Gator Range, the premium Medusa Point, and the mainstream Medusa BB.

### Gator Range
Gator Range is a high-performance CPU codenamed for enthusiast gaming laptops. It will replace the Fire Range “HX” series with specifications similar to AMD’s desktop Zen 6 lineup, which can feature up to 24 cores and 32 threads. Given that Fire Range operated at a TDP of 55W or higher, we can expect Gator Range to follow a comparable power consumption profile.

### Medusa Point
Medusa Point is aimed at premium and mainstream laptops. It will be powered by the 3nm Zen 6 core architecture and will use both Zen 6 and Zen 6C cores within its design. The lineup will revolve around FP10 platforms, as confirmed in previous information.

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According to prior reports, AMD Medusa Point CPUs are likely to include up to 22 cores, with a configuration that combines 4 Zen 6 cores, 4 Zen 6C cores, and 2 LP Zen 6 cores within the SOC. An external Zen 6 CCD will add another 12 cores.

### Medusa BB
Medusa BB is positioned as a more standard offering for Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5 laptops, featuring up to 10 cores in a configuration of 4 Zen 6, 4 Zen 6C, and 2 LP Zen 6. These chips will retain an 8 CU RDNA 3.5 iGPU.

The roadmap indicates that Gator Range, Medusa Point, and Medusa BB won’t be available until 2027. AMD is expected to launch its new Zen 6 processors in 2026, which you can follow up on at the company’s Financial Analyst Day in November.

For a detailed look at AMD’s CPU/APU roadmap:
– **Gator Range**: Flagship gaming and compute family with up to 24 cores and 32 threads.
– **Medusa Point**: Replacing Strix Point, will be found in premium and mainstream laptops. Configured with up to 22 cores including Zen 6, Zen 6C, and LP Zen 6 cores.
– **Medusa BB**: Standard offering for Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 5, with up to 10 cores.

Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new lineup!