AMD thinks the Ryzen 6000 is more than enough to trounce Intel

New benchmarks from AMD suggest its new Ryzen 6000 mobile processor could offer big performance boosts on thin and light laptops

AMD’s main goal with Ryzen 6000 mobile processors is to offer the gaming laptop performance the company is known for on even thinner, lighter, and quieter laptops.

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High-level changes in the Ryzen 6000:

• New 6nm process

• “Zen 3+” cores optimized for power efficiency

• New learning model for improved power management over time

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