New AMD Ryzen AI Max laptop CPU like a “Threadripper in your hands”
An AMD engineer says that the firm's new Strix Halo gaming CPUs use modified Zen 5 chips to balance power use without risking performance.
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AMD says it took four goes to get its new Strix Halo uber APU right and that included designing new CPU dies that 'put Threadripper in the palm of your hands'
In an interview with website Chips and Cheese, AMD Senior Fellow Mahesh Subramony revealed some new details about Strix Halo's inner workings. Subramony says AMD "took four iterations" to get ...
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AMD Made 4 Iterations When Designing Strix Halo Mobile
AMD Senior Fellow Mahesh Subramony spoke with Chips and Cheese about designing the Strix Halo recently. He pointed out that the Zen 5 dies on Halo Strix are similar to desktop Zen 5s, but putting ...