At Computex in Taipei, AMD has officially announced the retail extension of its Raison 7 5700G and Raison 5 5600G, yet the simple availability announcement that can help many gamers.
Although they were initially only designed for manufacturers – OEMs in the text – these latest generation 65 W (Gen 3) chips will be available to the general public from August.
In addition to their CPU performance, it should be very good (8 cores / 16 tasks, up to 4.6 GHz), which is especially interesting on the graphics side because they integrate Radeon Vega 6 or Vega 8 chip.
Known GPU, Already integrated in Mobile Raison, Which provides the best graphics performance available for any desktop SoC. AMD has x2.5 extra graphics performance compared to its rival.
In fact, if the Xe 96 graphics chip allowed Intel to get its feet back – sometimes even good! – In radians integrated into mobile chips, the situation is completely different for so-called “desktop” processors. Intel is a division that has not yet integrated its high power version. Now, the field is open to AMD.
Without being able to reach incredible definitions or detail levels, these portable integrated GPUs allow 3D engines to play all games at 1080p in sizes ranging from low to high.
With an unprecedented shortage of graphics cards, AMD’s new Raison 5000Gs seem like a godsend for homeowners with older machines that require CPU and GPU power.
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The AMD Raison 7 5700G and Raison 5 5600G will be available next August. Prices are currently expressed in dollars excluding taxes: $ 359 for 5700G and $ 259 for 5600G.
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