It was through Notebook Italia at the launch of Lenovo where this new APU emerged as a surprise that we had no history with. This Ryzen 9 4900U has appeared in the new specifications Lenovo Yoga Slim 14 Free AMD, which will be focused on a sector that demands greater mobility, less weight and efficiency.
AMD Ryzen 9 4900U: Lisa Su surprised Intel
Although all the required computer features are described by Lenovo, the product type did not leave a new APU update. What he described w as something that might be known at first and is nothing more than the installation of Radeon Graphics GPU.
From the base of the Ryzen 7 4800U, which covers 8 pounds and 16 cables at an average maximum time in Boost of 4.2 GHz with 8 CUs to your iGPU and all about TDP by 15 watts with the support of DDR4-3200 MHz, this Ryzen 9 4900U should also be a jumping off point for working on a new one i7-1068G7 from Intel.
The latest leak confirms that AMD would have a series of 8 processors separated by different SKUs and within 15 watts of rigor, where the new Ryzen 9 4900U would fit completely in what's known as the Renoir Graphics C1 or review 1636_REV_C1.
This will leave the Ryzen 7 4800U and the new Ryzen 9 4900U as B12 chips, both 8 CUs on your iGPU.
What will be the final frequency of this new APU?
It's a beautiful mystery, which is pretty clear that they will have another chance to honor their little brother. 100 MHz, 200 MHz maybe? Soon we will know, but the big question is not, but rather if it is exclusive to Lenovo.
ASUS, meanwhile, is a 4800HS special, maybe it is Ryzen 9 4900U
Some rumors suggest that it might be a typo by Lenovo, but the fact is that it's not the first time that the 9th APU series has been on the low-end use list and speculation has been speculated about the fact that AMD will launch a more than just competitor against Ice Lake-U.
If AMD can force it to compete with Intel's 10 nm it would mean that Swans' work is not as impressive as it might seem at first and thanks to the sensitive samples of this new 4000 series of analyzes it is all quite open. AMD error or surprise in 2020?
