AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme was launched in March on 2023. Intel managing to beat it after 1.5 years is hardly an accomplishment to be proud of. “New processor beats old processor” is how it’s usually.
Still. If it’s competitive with the new AMD releases in terms of handheld gaming metrics, which means more fps but good battery efficiency, then at least AMD won’t be able to jack the pricing up too much.
AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme was launched in March on 2023. Intel managing to beat it after 1.5 years is hardly an accomplishment to be proud of. “New processor beats old processor” is how it’s usually.
Still. If it’s competitive with the new AMD releases in terms of handheld gaming metrics, which means more fps but good battery efficiency, then at least AMD won’t be able to jack the pricing up too much.
Given some of Intel’s crap lately, meeting the bare minimum could be considered a big thing for them