Quotededicated NPU to accelerate AI workflows
Quote from: 48 and 64 GB RAM nice on January 23, 2026, 11:19:25The Ryzen 350:Quote from: www.amd.com/en/products/processors/laptop/ryzen/ai-300-series/amd-ryzen-ai-7-350.htmlOverall TOPS
Up to 66 TOPS (I think it's 8-bit / INT8)
NPU TOPS
Up to 50 TOPS (same)Quote from: nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/laptops/compareGeForce RTX 5050 Laptop GPU: 440 AI TOPS (4-bit, scammy NGREEDIA, so it's half that -- 220 -- in 8-bit)
GeForce RTX 4050-Laptop-GPU: 194 AI TOPS (8-bit)
194/66 = ~3 times, so it's 3 times slower.
3dmark.com/search:
4050 (notebook): Average score: 8288
Ryzen AI 350' 860M iGPU: Average score: 2885
8288/2885 = ~3 times, which is the same 3 times.
-> Looks like Ryzen AI 350' NPU has to be mainly understood as its iGPU, really. An iGPU is still an ASIC, the most power efficient way. Maybe a NPU is just marketing, instead of just saying it the way NVIDIA says it ("AI TOPS", no mention of a NPU).
Which tells us that it has been all along about what I said in my previous comment ("it's all about memory size, memory bandwidth and the usually, out of it, resulting GPU performance") ;)
Quote from: Vassili on June 01, 2026, 20:10:57Dear Martin,
Would you please be so kind to point out at a specific feature which is not presented in similar minicomputers of BeeLink, MINISFORUM, and other brands on the market. Also, please justify the World First claim.