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Slightly different in the AMD case as the Ryzen Pro are the same socket and not really much more expensive (eg, https://www.amazon.com/Ryzen-4750G-Processor-3-6
by kllrnohj 5y ago
Slightly different in the AMD case as the Ryzen Pro are the same socket and not really much more expensive (eg, https://www.amazon.com/Ryzen-4750G-Processor-3-6Ghz-Threads/dp/B08XYTM5QS https://www.amazon.com/Ryzen-4750G-Processor-3-6Ghz-Threads/... ). So as a consumer you can make a fairly straightforward value prop tradeoff there. Well, you could except AMD throws in the complication that they no longer sell APUs directly to consumers, not officially anyway. These are all technically "OEM only" parts.
- Dasateam 5y ago5600G and 5700G are sold directly to consumers, the Pro variants aren't. Only the 4000G series was completely OEM-only for some reason.