A new wave of Ryzen Pro processors is coming for “premium” computers. The Ryzen 3 Pro 3300U processor, Ryzen 5 Pro 3500U and Ryzen 7 Pro 3700U have all of the new 12-nanometer design and Vega graphics cards.
These processors have a “co-processor” of security. All performance is at speed. The Ryzen 3 starts with a 2.1GHz frequency, 3.5GHz turbocharger and six-core Vega graphics.
Ryzen 5 has the same basic frequency but 3.7Ghz turbo with eight core graphics. Finally Ryzen 7 has basic 2.3Ghz frequency, 4Ghz turbo and 10-core graphics.
In addition to these models AMD also introduced a two-core Athlon Pro 300U chip with 2.4Ghz frequency and three-core graphics.
AMD claims to offer more performance than Intel. The company believes that the Ryzen 7 Pro has 14% more power than a Core i7 for laptops.
However, it remains to be seen whether AMD’s claims remain as Intel remains the undisputed leader in performance. HP and Lenovo are the first manufacturers to launch Ryzen Pro laptops in the second quarter of this year.
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