2023-09-01 22:05:00
AMD should have finished the design of the first Ryzen 8000 laptops, the Strix Point, for launch in the first half of 2024. It will probably be presented at CES in early January. That is why more and more information about them will appear, such as the following images that show some of the characteristics of one of these Strix Points, although the program may be giving some false information.
The most notable is the number of shaders that the integrated graphics unit (iGPU) would include, and that would be 1024. That would be 16 compute units or cores, whatever you want to call them. That is 33% more compared to the 768 that the Radeon 780M has, which in itself is a more than interesting iGPU for casual gamers, especially if they play cybersports type Overwatch 2.
In addition, that iGPU would be of RDNA 3.5 architecture, so in addition to the increase in shaders, it would have an increase in power due to the improvement in microarchitecture, unless it is one focused on compacting it more and reducing its consumption, in which case the performance does not improve as much. . The cores of these processors will be of the Zen 5 and Zen 5c type, and will normally have a TDP of 45 W.
Via:
Tom’s Hardware.
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