If the numbers are true … then the AMD Ryzen 4000 is going to be one hell of a processor! WANT!
Taken from Techradar … We’ve been keeping our eyes peels since AMD announced its Ryzen 4000 mobile processors at CES 2020. Leaks have continued to show off compelling performance levels, and the latest leak shows AMD’s high-end options beating Intels in benchmarks shared by Twitter leaker @_rogame.
3dmark 11 Performance
Physics score:
4800U 8C/16T: 12490
10710U 25W 6C/12T: 11194
4700U 8C/8T: 10500
1065G7 25W : 9640
4500U 6C/6T: 7947
4300U 4C/4T: 6772Graphics score :
4800U 8CU : 6121
4700U 7CU : 5432
1065G7 25W : 4613
4500U 6CU : 4203
4300U 5CU : 3355
10710U 25W : 1945— _rogame (@_rogame) February 24, 2020
The benchmarks are from 3DMark 11 and focus on both physics and graphics. We’ve previously seen the Ryzen 4000 processors perform near desktop levels in this benchmark, and this latest batch shows them holding up.
While we’d previously seen the Ryzen 7 4800U hit a physics score just short of 12,000 in 3DMark 11, the latest benchmark sees it go even further with a score 12,490. That’s a tidy lead over the Intel Core i7-10710U’s benchmark of 11,194 and well beyond the Intel Core i7-1065G7’s 9,640. All the more impressive given that the AMD chip runs at a 15W TDP while both Intel chips were benchmarked at a 25W TDP.
Source: Techradar
