Recently, there have been some tantalizing new leaks regarding next-generation AMD Ryzen APUs. AMD Ryzen 4000 APUs were only available at retail, while desktop versions haven't even hit the streets yet. However, there are already leaks surrounding AMD Ryzen 5000 APUs. Thanks to Twitter user Patrick Schur (@patrickschur_), we now have an idea of what to expect from the 'Van Gogh' line, which is aimed at low-power devices like laptops. While we already reported on its possible existence earlier this summer, there wasn't much information beyond that. The APU range should already use the Zen 2 architecture, for power efficiency, as well as Navi GPU cores for an increase in graphics performance. The tweet seems to confirm this, and also suggests that the APUs may use LPDDR5 memory. This will not only increase data transfer speeds, but also better power efficiency compared to LPDDR4, which the Ryzen 4000 series makes good use of. Of course, the TDP on APUs, included in the 7.5 to 18 watt range, would be a boon for any low-voltage device using anything from the Van Gogh line. For comparison, the base model of the Ryzen 4000, the AMD Ryzen 3 4300U, consumes between 10 and 25 watts.