AMD Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series: A New Era of Laptop Performance
AMD has officially launched its highly anticipated Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series processors, marking a significant leap forward in laptop performance. Initially teased at CES 2020 with the Ryzen 7 4800U, the full lineup of these 3rd generation Ryzen mobile processors is now available.
Built on the 7nm Zen 2 architecture, these processors boast a 15% increase in Instructions Per Clock (IPC) compared to the previous generation, while also doubling energy efficiency. This translates to significant performance gains without sacrificing battery life.
AMD Ryzen 4000 Series Mobile Processors
The new AMD CPUs feature integrated Vega 8 graphics with an improved architecture and higher clock speeds, outperforming integrated GPUs from competitors and delivering better gaming performance.
The H-series processors are specifically designed for gamers and are the first laptop CPUs to offer 8 cores and 16 threads. This makes them some of the most powerful mobile processors currently available, all within a 45W TDP.
AMD continues to enhance its gaming ecosystem with the Radeon Mobility 5000 Series graphics cards, including the 5300M, 5500M, 5600M, and the high-end 5700M.
Coupling the Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series CPUs with the Radeon Mobility 5000 Series GPUs, AMD has also introduced groundbreaking technologies, most notably AMD SmartShift. This technology optimizes power and thermal management across AMD systems, boosting performance for graphically demanding applications.
AMD SmartShift Technology
The Dell G5 SE is the first laptop to feature AMD SmartShift and is slated for imminent release. Other manufacturers are also preparing to launch laptops equipped with the new Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series processors.
The combination of increased IPC, improved integrated graphics, and innovative technologies like SmartShift positions the Ryzen 4000 Mobile Series as a game-changer in the laptop market, offering users unprecedented levels of performance and efficiency. The future of mobile computing looks bright with AMD leading the charge.
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