AMD even mentioned that some designs would be oriented toward the commercial market. We expect to see announcements from companies like HP, Dell, and Lenovo soon. Meanwhile, the Ryzen 7 is 153% faster in the Android-based PCMark Photo Editing.įor native performance, AMD states that the Ryzen 7 is also 153% faster in the web-based Speedometer 2.0 benchmark, which measures speed in running browser-based JavaScript applications.ĪMD says there are total of six different Ryzen and Athlon Chromebook designs coming in 2020, though how many of each remains to be seen. The graph shows that the Ryzen 7 is 151% faster than the A6 in 3DMark Slingshot, which is an Android-based graphics benchmark. Instead, the company offered performance numbers for its chips in benchmarks such as PCMark and 3DMark. AMD does, however, say it will continue to support budget-level systems with its A4 and A6 chips.ĪMD didn’t offer direct comparisons to Intel or MediaTek Chromebooks. These fall into the midrange area, but would be a big step up in performance compared to the A-series chips. The Athlon Gold and Athlon Silver are both dual-core processors - one with simultaneous multithreading and one without.

This could be to fight against the proliferation of Intel Core m3 processors as the base configuration for Chromebooks like the Pixelbook Go. Despite having just two cores, far less graphics cores, and the older Zen architecture, it’s given the “Ryzen” brand nonetheless. Meanwhile, performance will be in line with with the Core i5-10210U, found only in top-tier Chromebooks like the Samsung Galaxy Chromebook. They should be plenty powerful for these types of laptops, and should easily outperform the 8th-gen Intel Y-series chips found in premium Chromebooks like the Asus Chromebook Flip C434. These both use the 12nm process Zen+ architecture and feature four cores and eight threads. The Ryzen 7 3700C lines up exactly with the Ryzen 7 3700U, while the Ryzen 5 3500C matches the Ryzen 5 3500U.

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