Just to clarify, Zen 3 has been out since November 2020. (Zen 3+ earlier this year.) Zen 4 is not yet formally announced (at least not the full technical detai

Just to clarify, Zen 3 has been out since November 2020. (Zen 3+ earlier this year.) Zen 4 is not yet formally announced (at least not the full technical details), so presumably that's what you mean. Intel's biggest remaining advantage is if you want a laptop with Thunderbolt. It should theoretically be available on AMD laptops, but I don't know if any have become available yet. EDIT: See below, Zen 4 is announced but not yet available, so performance and final details are pending (including models, performance, etc.)