The AMD Ryzen 7 4800U is AMD's new flagship processor, and in addition to delivering good CPU performance, it also offers a GPU, up to a point. In most cases it is equivalent to Intel laptops with dedicated GPUs. Now, the new operating system in 3DMark Time Spy will showcase its capabilities once again, setting you up as fastest GPU to date.
Ryzen 7 4800U Performance on 3DMark
This processor has eight physical wires and sixteen AMD technology processing cables, operating at a high speed of 1.8 GHz and up to 4.3 GHz in Boost mode. The shot we will put below is like a laptop Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 is equipped with this processor in addition to 16 GB of DDR4 RAM and 512 GB SSD.
Currently the chip has gained 6,647 puyntos points in the CPU part and 1,220 points in the GPU part. To put you in position, i Intel Tiger Kake-U's high grade pass these figures 6.97% on the CPU and 15.2% on the GPU, something that might seem like a victory for Intel, but in fact we're talking about Tiger Lake (the next generation) and not Ice Lake (the current generation), and actually Tiger Lake's current results couldn't be guaranteed .
This means the Lyzen 7 4800U integrated graphics are the most powerful so far, and it shows that the RX Vega 8 set by the Ryzen 7 4800U is more powerful than the previous RX Vega 10. In addition, these results represent a a 50% increase in performance compared to the iGPU Iris Plus Graphics G7 which goes up Intel Ice Lake, and is actually very close to the results obtained by laptops with Ice Lake and graphics dedicated to the NVIDIA GeForce MX350.
As a result, the Ryzen 7 4800U proves that even though it is a 15W TDP APU, it is capable of being compatible with 45W Intel processors and at the same time providing performance similar to that provided by NVIDIA Dedicated input range drawings.
Laptops have a Lyzen 4000 without a dedicated GPU, why not?
These results we see in the pollution give us food for thought. If with the 15U watt APU we are working the same as the 45-watt TDP processors, it means that the performance is much improved and that we will have excellent workbooks (remember we are talking about 8 cores and 16 threads) and low usage, or similar why, more battery life.
More performance and more battery life, and in that case it should be fitted with its integrated RX Vega 8 graphics, at the same level as NVIDIA's dedicated GPU installation date. It's less noticeable, but the increase in performance suggested by AMD for these Ryzen 4000 environments is almost titanic, especially when you consider the performance of Intel's integrated graphics that it offers even on PC desktop.
So, and despite the fact that this series of AMD processors were originally developed as games, it wouldn't be surprising to see many devices like the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 used in the test, taking advantage of the low performance and low performance of these AMD processors that are able to do it without installing dedicated graphics. .
