AMD sets expectations for Dragon Range mobile CPUs
AMD is setting its sights higher on the gaming laptop market when it announced that it is developing a new CPU aimed at “the pinnacle of gaming performance” with “the highest cores, threads and cache ever.” “.
According to ThevergeAMD’s new CPU line is codenamed “Dragon Range” and provides a voltage of 55W – the number AMD says is suitable for devices gaming laptop which are mostly connected to the power source. AMD’s slide shows they target the Dragon Range to laptops with a thickness of at least 20mm, while the Phoenix 35-45W series is aimed at thinner laptops.
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AMD says Dragon Range will use the “HS” suffix for CPUs – just like the Ryzen 9 4900HS impressed in Asus Zephyrus 2020. Notably, as soon as the TDP level is high, AMD representatives said that their upcoming mobile CPU will be significantly more power efficient than other competing laptops.
Sadly, AMD didn’t provide more details about the upcoming CPU lineup, so it’s unclear what power this CPU will bring when it comes to gaming, especially as the graphics chip affects gaming activities. However, CPU speed is still important, especially when users want to take advantage of the high refresh rate of the screen (up to 500 Hz) with lower resolution frames. Besides, gamers who buy super gaming laptops may be interested in a slight advantage in frame rate (FPS).
AMD says the new chip is an opportunity that they think can pursue the goal of thin and light gaming laptops. The company also mentioned that from next quarter, it will split the gaming business into its own financial segment, with revenue from semi-custom divisions like PlayStation, Xbox and Steam Deck chip combined with Radeon line of graphics cards for PCs and laptops. AMD is expected to explain more about their plans next June.
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