AMD has done a miracle? Vega GPUs in new Ryzen mobile processors are really much faster than old ones
And with fewer implementing units
The Ryzen 4000 mobile processors offered yesterday, as we learned, are all Vega GPUs like previous generations of AMD APUs. Further, the GPU of new products is even lower in the number of executive units.
However, the high frequency of seven-meter process technology. And improving the Vega architecture gives the new GPU a better chance of functioning than the old one, says AMD.
Of course, for complete comparison, we need big tests in sports, but now we can take a look at the results of two new products in 3Dmark 11.
So, the test consisted of Ryzen 7 4800U and 4700U. The first consists of a Vega 8 GPU with 512 stream processors, the second a Vega 7 with 448 stream processors. As you can see, the difference between the old models is 8%. At the same time, even with the top end GPUs for the youngest Ice Leak generation. The performance of the GPU over the Intel Core i7-1065G7 processor is-neglected, although the difference is not great.
But we’re interested in comparing the Raisin 3000 line. For example, the same test with the Ryzen 7 3700U Vega 10 GPU (640 stream processors) has an average gain of 4000-4200 points. This means that even in the new APU Vega 7 is faster, and that is impressive.
As a result, it can bee argued that AMD did a really good job at improving Vega architecture, which allowed us to get such results. And if the new APUs got a GPU with a large number of stream processors, the result would be even more impressive.
You can also note the result of the processor part, and the new AMD products here are faster than the new Intel CPUs.
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