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AMD vs. Intel: Which CPU is likely to be faster this year?

AMD vs. Intel: Which CPU is likely to be faster this year?

Posted on January 14, 2020 By Jarvis

With AMD’s 7nm Ryzen 4000 finally here, we handicap who is likely to win the laptop performance crown in 2020.

This year we’ll see an historic fight for laptops, as AMD’s first truly competitive mobile CPU seeks to dethrone Intel’s decades-long dominance. Although full details of AMD’s mobile Ryzen 4000 chips aren’t known—and Intel has two more cards to play this year in Tiger Lake U and Comet Lake H—we think we can forecast what to expect if you’re looking for a new laptop. Join us as we make odds on who will win this match, looking at performance and battery life potential for both ultraportable (sub-three-pound) and heavier-weight (gaming/workhorse) laptops.
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