AMD Ryzen 2700E, 2600E, 2500X and 2300X announced
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The E Series are 45W for compact cool PC systems, and the X Series focus on OC.
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45W
8 cores, and 16 threads.
utter heaven
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For the love of God, someone needs to make me a premium Ultrabook with a 2400GE inside...
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Sumanji
For the love of God, someone needs to make me a premium Ultrabook with a 2400GE inside...
I believe "Ultrabook" was a product of Intel's marketing department...
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Also, with Intel's current shortage of 14nm capacity..... AMD might be able to steal a little bit of market... Just imagine an ultraportable with 8C/16T and discrete graphics. Surely the creatives would go mad for it?
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philehidiot
I believe "Ultrabook" was a product of Intel's marketing department...
Do I get double points for the irony? ;)
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Sumanji
Do I get double points for the irony? ;)
Not really :p
Besides, the 2700U is practically identical, 15W TDP, and is widely available in slim-and-light laptops (it features in Lenovo Ideapads, and HP Elitebooks and the Envy X360). You won't find an Ultrabook with a 4535W TDP processor...