Unreleased AMD Ryzen 7 5700U APU has surfaced on the Ashes of the Singularity benchmark.
AMD Ryzen 7 5700U Materializes In New Benchmark : Read more
AMD Ryzen 7 5700U Materializes In New Benchmark : Read more
I've always had the same feeling about their mobile/APU naming schemes.AMD really screwed the pooch when it comes to naming between their desktop CPUs and mobile CPUs. Would it have killed them to put them on the same version number from the start regardless of what the underlying architecture is?
Now you have this stupid situation where they might actually skip a numbering generation. I find that extremely illogical and dumb.
I'm still waiting for the day when manufactures put cpu/gpu hierarchies and abbreviation meanings on box's and websites so everyone knows exactly what they are getting. I feel like happy informed custers e back for more. Oh well only been waiting 20 years. Patience is a virtue I am told.I've always had the same feeling about their mobile/APU naming schemes.
Honestly, they should move the Mobile/DeskTop APU's to R8/R6/R4 instead of matching the Desktop R7/R5/R3 monikers.
That +1 increment can easily let the customers know that they're getting an APU instead of normal DeskTop chip that doesn't have graphics.
I've always had the same feeling about their mobile/APU naming schemes.
Honestly, they should move the Mobile/DeskTop APU's to R8/R6/R4 instead of matching the Desktop R7/R5/R3 monikers.
That +1 increment can easily let the customers know that they're getting an APU instead of normal DeskTop chip that doesn't have graphics.
The current model numbering looks fine to me apart from the CPU generations mixing.Or, simpler still . . maybe go with M7/M5/M3 . . or RM7/RM5/RM3, with the M representing Mobile. Possibly switching it to MR instead for "Mobile Ryzen" rather than RM being "Ryzen Mobile."
True enough I suppose, I guess I'm stuck trying to figure out what the reasoning is behind the generation number mixing. AMD, please stop doing that!!!The current model numbering looks fine to me apart from the CPU generations mixing.
- nnnn(X) : desktop CPUs
- nnnnG : desktop APUs
- nnnnU : low-power mobile
- nnnnH(S) : high-power mobile
I was thinking more like R7M R5M and so on Like the GTX460M or 5300M for the GPUs.Or, simpler still . . maybe go with M7/M5/M3 . . or RM7/RM5/RM3, with the M representing Mobile. Possibly switching it to MR instead for "Mobile Ryzen" rather than RM being "Ryzen Mobile."