- Apr 16, 2017
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AMD has designed the new Ryzen Mobile processors to go in thin and light notebooks, and the first of these products will begin shipping later this quarter (Q4 2017). The first three models available will come from familiar names in the PC business: Acer, Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo.
In short, AMD looks to have a potent, credible threat on its hands with Ryzen Mobile versus Intel, and the company could very well shakeup the mainstream laptop market like it did in the desktop sector. The new processors appear to offer highly competitive multi-threaded performance to Intel's 8th generation quad-core/8-thread Kaby Lake Refresh processors, while delivering significantly greater graphics performance. If you're in the market for a notebook at entry-level to mid-range pricing, solutions based on AMD Ryzen Mobile look like good candidates to be on your shopping list here in the Q4 holiday season.
Read full article here.
Waiting for 3rd party reviews eagerly.
In short, AMD looks to have a potent, credible threat on its hands with Ryzen Mobile versus Intel, and the company could very well shakeup the mainstream laptop market like it did in the desktop sector. The new processors appear to offer highly competitive multi-threaded performance to Intel's 8th generation quad-core/8-thread Kaby Lake Refresh processors, while delivering significantly greater graphics performance. If you're in the market for a notebook at entry-level to mid-range pricing, solutions based on AMD Ryzen Mobile look like good candidates to be on your shopping list here in the Q4 holiday season.
Read full article here.
Waiting for 3rd party reviews eagerly.
