An AMD Renoir desktop APU engineering sample has been discovered being tested on UserBenchmark. The entry reveals it is an 8-core, 16-thread part that has been benchmarked in combination with an ASRock B550 Taichi motherboard. The Ryzen 4000 desktop APU managed to perform as well as an AMD Ryzen 7 4800H mobile APU.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/8-core-AMD-Ryzen-4000-Renoir-desktop-APU-on-ASRock-B550-Taichi-motherboard-spotted-on-UserBenchmark-performing-on-par-with-the-Ryzen-7-4800H.464347.0.html
let me clear some for you, forum colleagues, and for you, notebookchek.
1. forget about "bench score". its not a question about amd vs intel or how accurate the bench is, but the fact this rating ignores multi-core performance.
2. server~cinebench multi
not sure why they call it "server", those numbers are exactly multi-core sheer power, what to expect from any well scalable program. very familiar metric for everybody. the most important number for cpu comparison via userbenchmark.
3. normal~cinebench single. for browsing, gaming, some outdated programs. not too useful or important by the fact that all modern cpus are located in a narrow plus-minus 10% range. some overcklocked results or 1 millisecond boost results or slow results because under battery could be higher or lower but again, all modern cpus are very close.
I've got an issue with the part that it has 4GB of SC 2133C16 DDR4 in it, that would mean that the CPU is seriously bottlenecked by the RAM and FCLK.
just saying its the Ryzen 9 4900HS or 4900h look at the base clock 3.0ghz not 2.9 like the r7 4800h or 4800hs and i would say its the r9 4900hs because the turbo speed