Back in January this year, AMD pulled back the veil on its Ryzen 6000 Series mobile lineup of laptop CPUs, while holding off on a specific launch date. As of this publication, we’re now able to share some details about a few of its inbound mobile processors. As a quick recap, the Ryzen 6000 Series […]
Back in January this year, AMD pulled back the veil on its Ryzen 6000 Series mobile lineup of laptop CPUs, while holding off on a specific launch date. As of this publication, we’re now able to share some details about a few of its inbound mobile processors. As a quick recap, the Ryzen 6000 Series Mobile CPUs are based on the improved Zen3+ CPU architecture that are, in turn, built around the new 6nm process. Through the new 6nm process, AMD says it was able to design and build new mobile processors that are significantly more power-efficient than their Ryzen 5000 Series Mobile counterparts. Moreover, the majority of the new mobile CPUs also come paired with Radeon 600M graphics core, based on the RDNA2 architecture that was first introduced with the Radeon RX 6000 series graphics card lineup. Of course, in keeping up with the trend of today’s modern laptop, the new chipset is also designed to support the latest technologies, including Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.
