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Intel claims major flaw in AMD Ryzen laptops

Intel claims major flaw in AMD Ryzen laptops

Posted on November 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel has today accused AMD laptops of seeing a significant performance drop when operating on battery power.

Intel called a press briefing last Friday to show journalists research that suggests laptops using Ryzen 4000 processors see up to a 48% performance drop when unplugged from the mains.

It is of course typical for laptops to see a weaker performance when unplugged from a power source, but Intel also claims 11th Gen Intel Core notebooks “provide great performance when plugged in AND when unplugged, away from AC power” with a noticeably less performance drop in similar testing conditions.
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