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Sadly, AMD is even more opaque than that. A Ryzen 2700 is a second-generation CPU with 8c/16t. A 3700 is a third-generation CPU with 8c/16t A 4700g is a seco
by dsr_ 5y ago
Sadly, AMD is even more opaque than that.
A Ryzen 2700 is a second-generation CPU with 8c/16t.
A 3700 is a third-generation CPU with 8c/16t
A 4700g is a second-generation CPU with 8c/16t and a GPU
A 4500h is a second-gen CPU with 6c/12t and a GPU
There is no 4600G.
An X suffix generally means higher clockrate; an H suffix generally means high efficiency (lower power draw); a U suffix means ultra-efficient (very low power draw).
In the 5000 and 6000 series, possible suffices include X, H, U, HX, HS, but not G.
Some CPUs are OEM-only.
Some CPUs are only sold in packaging for laptop/tinybox manufacturers.
In general, if you get integrated graphics, you lose an entire processor generation, but more recently you only lose top-end features.
- paulmd 5y agofor a while, a lot of that could be summarized with "APUs are 1000 higher than their desktop generation" (4000 series APUs = Zen 2 = 3000 series desktop) but then AMD went and made the 5000 laptop series split between generations, a 5700U is a Zen2 part and a 5800U is a Zen3 part. Intel did split the 10th gen but even then they changed up the naming between the two series.