INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
We've been keeping our eyes peels since AMD announced its Ryzen 4000 mobile processors at CES 2020
Leaks have continued to show off compelling performance levels, and the latest leak shows AMD's high-end options beating Intels in
benchmarks shared by Twitter leaker @_rogame.The benchmarks are from 3DMark 11 and focus on both physics and graphics
further with a score 12,490
That's a tidy lead over the Intel Core i7-10710U's benchmark of 11,194 and well beyond the Intel Core i7-1065G7's 9,640
All the more impressive given that the AMD chip runs at a 15W TDP while both Intel chips were benchmarked at a 25W TDP.Then there's the
consideration for integrated graphics
The benchmarks show that even the integrated graphics of AMD's Ryzen 3 4300U stomp on the Intel UHD Graphics seen in the Core i7-10710U,
and the iGPUs in both Ryzen 7 models have a considerable lead over the Intel Iris Plus Graphics of the Intel Core i7-1065G7.If these leaked
benchmarks are truly indicative of the type of real-world performance AMD's next batch of mobile processors can offer, it could complete
AMD's shakeup of the CPU marketplace.AMD has already turn the tides on Intel in the desktop market, with its Ryzen processors surging in
We saw AMD leave Intel behind with high sales late last year, and that doesn't seem likely to stop with the strength of its processors
The move to Zen 2 mobile processors could help AMD gain a stronger foothold in the laptop market, where Intel has maintained a stronger
foothold.Given that AMD's Ryzen 4000-series mobile processors appear ready to compete with even some of the best processors for desktop,
it doesn't seem like a stretch to expect them to garner many consumers interest, especially when it comes to powering the thinnest and
go with AMD on their popular laptop models
And, of course, we're still waiting to see how AMD shakes up the GPU market with Big Navi.
