damric :
razamatraz :
I just bought an i7-4702MQ for $750. It crushes this new FX chip because it has a GTX 760M to go with it and full 1080p on a 17" screen for probably the same price as a laptop with this new Kaveri chip or not much more. Of course it uses more power but who gives a rat's ass? This is a gaming laptop, if you think you can play on batteries for more than an hour you are not too bright.
On the other hand, if we can buy these laptops for <$500 they might have a hit.
Congrats. My Athlon is faster than your i7 in HWBOT Prime.
Which Athlon? A Kabini?
I'm not an Intel Fan boy if that's what you're thinking, my desktop is an FX-8350 clocked to 4.6, my HTPC is an Athlon 2 X4. All I'm saying is that you can get a true gaming laptop from intel for a good price point ($750 in my case). The A10-5750 for $450 ish cant compete, the dual graphics version for $600 ish can't compete and the new FX-7600P for likely $650 on release can't compete. To compete, I would have to go to a build that adds an RX-270 or 280 and then it's over $1000 and the GPU portion of the APU is effectively useless. AMD has a major gap in mid range gaming laptops. Really, apart from the ultra cheap Kabinis they have a total gap in the laptop sector.