I’m a huge fan of AMD desktop processors and GPUs, but the company’s mobile chips? Not so much. Don’t get me wrong, there have been some decent AMD-powered laptops over the years, but historically, Intel processors have been the best for notebooks.
I’m a huge fan of AMD desktop processors and GPUs, but the company’s mobile chips? Not so much. Don’t get me wrong, there have been some decent AMD-powered laptops over the years, but historically, Intel processors have been the best for notebooks.
Until recently, that is. AMD’s new mobile Ryzen 4000 mobile processors have experienced universal acclaim thanks to impressive performance and long battery life. The new Ryzen mobile chips are a legit alternative to Intel.
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Recently, HUAWEI launched an AMD variant of the MateBook 13, so it of course is powered by one of the excellent new Ryzen 4000 processors, right? Sadly, no.
