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Well, not really, only low end and a bit of midrange. No chance to buy a trivial retina display with any Ryzen U. Like they just dump excess inventories of TN a
by bitL 8y ago
Well, not really, only low end and a bit of midrange. No chance to buy a trivial retina display with any Ryzen U. Like they just dump excess inventories of TN and HD IPS panels at whatever AMD has to offer, even if Ryzen U is far more suitable to 2.5k/3k/4k screens than any Intel UHD.
AMD, please consider making your own premium notebook brand to teach your 3rd party manufacturers what your APUs are capable of!
- marmaduke 8y agoThe Dell models we have access to can be configured with Ryzen 7 Pro with Vega GPU and a 4K panel. Is that midrange?
- bitL 8y agoOK, thanks, first time I've heard about something like that! Will check it out (preparing money now)... Do you know the exact models?
- marmaduke 8y agoThe one I see is a 14" Latitude 5495, configurable with a Ryzen 7 Pro 2700U. I was wrong about the 4k screen, it's 1920x1080.
- bitL 8y agoAlright, a glimmer of hope for a decent Ryzen notebook has just died :-/
- marmaduke 8y agoWhat’s decent? I do HPC, data science and dev work, and that laptop is more than enough.
- bitL 8y agoSpecifically retina-style display. I have a perfect vision, can't go back to 1080p and use all-retina/HiDPI screens exclusively for 5 years already. Even got the very latest LG 5k2k ultrawide display yesterday.
- marmaduke 8y agoWow ok.. complete opposite, I intentionally chose a lower res display because I find it easier to read, obviates endless resolution problems and uses less battery.