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No details yet Desktop processors Ryzen 7000G and mobile APUs of the new generation Ryzen 8000U appeared on the Internet for the first time. If we talk about the first, then three models have appeared so far: Ryzen 5 Pro 7500G, Ryzen 5 7500G, and Ryzen 3 7300G. The first two should be identical and will probably have six cores each, and the last one will most likely be an analog of the mobile Ryzen 3 7320U, that is, it will carry four cores and, thus, will become the cheapest desktop Ryzen 7000. However, The document indicates the presence of […]

No details yet Desktop processors Ryzen 7000G and mobile APUs of the new generation Ryzen 8000U appeared on the Internet for the first time.  [caption id="attachment_77767" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ryzen 8000U[/caption] If we talk about the first, then three models have appeared so far: Ryzen 5 Pro 7500G, Ryzen 5 7500G, and Ryzen 3 7300G. The first two should be identical and will probably have six cores each, and the last one will most likely be an analog of the mobile Ryzen 3 7320U, that is, it will carry four cores and, thus, will become the cheapest desktop Ryzen 7000. However, The document indicates the presence of four cores for Ryzen 5, but this may be an error. Desktop Ryzen 7000G and the new generation Ryzen 8000U appeared on the Internet for the first time [caption id="attachment_77768" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ryzen 8000U[/caption] As for the new generation, four models have appeared: Ryzen 7 8840U, Ryzen 5 8540U, Ryzen 5 PRO 8540U and Ryzen 3 8440U. As you can see, the names are quite familiar to the current generation. That is we are talking about an eight-core APU, two six-core, and one quad-core.  

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The new GPU has one more core It looks like the great and terrible Apple A17 Pro SoC, which Apple actively praised during the presentation of the new iPhones, is in fact only a slightly improved A16 Bionic. New GPU tests show that there is no miracle. Yes, the result in Geekbench is about 20% higher (27,158 points), as Apple itself said, but the catch is that the new GPU has six cores, while the GPU in the A16 Bionic has five cores. It turns out that almost the entire performance increase is provided by the addition of one core, that is, […]

The new GPU has one more core It looks like the great and terrible Apple A17 Pro SoC, which Apple actively praised during the presentation of the new iPhones, is in fact only a slightly improved A16 Bionic. New GPU tests show that there is no miracle. [caption id="attachment_56252" align="aligncenter" width="780"] A17 Pro SoC[/caption] Yes, the result in Geekbench is about 20% higher (27,158 points), as Apple itself said, but the catch is that the new GPU has six cores, while the GPU in the A16 Bionic has five cores. It turns out that almost the entire performance increase is provided by the addition of one core, that is, apparently, Apple did not change the GPU architecture in any way. Apple hasn't said anything about it, but it looks like the A17 Pro SoC [caption id="attachment_56253" align="aligncenter" width="404"] A17 Pro SoC[/caption] Let us remember that tests of the processor part also showed a slight increase in performance - and then only in single-threaded mode. Probably, the A17 Pro is in many ways the same A16 Bionic, but transferred to a new process technology and received one additional GPU core.