AMD introduced its new Zen 3-based Ryzen 5000 cellular chips January 12 at CES, and to listen to the corporate inform it, final yr’s gorgeous Ryzen 4000 was only a warm-up.
Although there’s nonetheless a lot to be recognized about simply how briskly the brand new chip is, it is anticipated to extend single-threaded efficiency considerably and provide higher battery life. But if you happen to’re questioning what number of PCIe lanes it has and the way AMD was capable of get Zen Three into laptops so shortly, who higher to inform us than AMD’s Director of Technical Marketing Robert Hallock, who joins us on this particular CES version of The Full Nerd.
Hallock additionally tells us what to anticipate from efficiency and battery life, and which laptop computer CPU he thinks would be the predominant alternative in high-end gaming laptops this yr (the reply will not shock you).
