Unlike Intel, AMD is innovating in the sector as it is demanded as an extreme and Zen 2 is a good proof of that. But with its type of laptops due to limited use, i PBO technology It was all confidential about its operation.
Therefore, when the announcement of the U-series H-processor mobile performance thanks to the PBO can make a difference against a rival, since TDPs are as limited as this 15 and 45 watts. As we well know and it's within the Ryzen 4000 series, Ryzen 7 4800U and Ryzen 7 4800H they can come at a high speed of 4.2 GHz, but today we know a lot more about this and obviously, their power will not be limited there.
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To set our own, we must remember that Ryzen 7 4700U It is an 8-core processor without a 7 CU-enabled SMT, with its dual core 2 GHz bandwidth and official Boost up to 8 4.1 GHz with just a known TDP 15 watts
Presented by this suite is the processor that has access to it as usual 4.2 GHz, which implies that 100 MHz exceeds the official data and when the context will be quite competitive, because it has been achieved 4910 points.
The Ryzen 7 4800H can reach 4,3 GHz
The biggest AMD bet in this category comes from the 4800H hand, as we have mentioned running at 4.2 GHz speed as usual. Sources confirm that, at the very least, he said the processor was caught 4.3 GHz and can reach higher, something that will depend on the cool qualities of each laptop.
Thus, it is possible that in the elitist models we will see a higher frequency, when a processor such as that proceeds dangerously in its operation. i9-10980HK, which we saw yesterday where the ribbon will be placed.
At the same time, sources also indicate that they were able to see the Ryzen 7 4800U reach frequencies up to 200 MHz higher than those announced by AMD and thanks to the PBO. So, there is a chance to improve on the platform and as we have seen, algorithms support this temperature increase, so choosing the right laptop model for this should be more important than ever.
