Quote from: CAMM2, LPCAMM on Today at 14:46:13So, to solve the MT/s issue with changeable RAM, CAMM2/LPCAMM2/SOCAMM2 exist. So, what I would complain about then, is that no LPCAMM2/SOCAMM2 laptops exist.

Yes, but I believe they are all in together (hardware vendors like Asus, Asrock, Dell, etc. and chip designers like Intel, AMD). They all know about it, but imo deliberately not use flexible/user-upgradable parts, because it's better for their own profit.

Nice, but Price?,

It's gonna be expensive if you want a decent laptop because that's the nature of the market. All the good laptops no matter what chip is inside are expensive.

Most of the larger efficiency gains seem to be under lighter loads like browsing. When gaming / heavier loads, it's diminishing returns probably like you said 22% more efficient. I think someone did a gaming battery life test and it was 2 hrs and 30 min. Compared to strix point which is closer to 2 hrs.

I think if you care about absolute efficiency, should wait Nvidia's N1. Because traditionally arm has always reigned supreme here. But then you've might to deal with compatibility issues. Wait and see if there's been any major improvement here or not, I guess.

M2026, it's really not that deep. Every single reviewer who has tested this chip says they were impressed with noise and thermals compared to AMD. From here we can infer it's a noticeable step up in efficiency without even diving into the numbers.

But if you insist on stats and graphs, I already stated earlier ThePhawx made a 1 hour video testing panther lake vs strix halo, at low tdps (15W and 30W). At 15W in the majority of cases it's beating strix halo. At 30W is very similar or almost as fast as strix halo.

Mind you, Phawx has previously been more of an AMD fan in recent years and was previously not enthusiastic at all for Intel's panther lake when asked. He is literally the definitive authority when it comes to amd handheld tdp efficiency testing and even he has stated, that intel is back now.

Boycot both of them, keep buying at insane prices just enables them ..

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Quote from: opckieran on Today at 06:23:36Meanwhile, AMD fanboys are upset; the latest rumors say we'll be stuck with RDNA 3.5 until 2029! I'd be mad too!

Currently going through the 5 stages of grief. Almost at the end now. I've just come to accept it.

From now on I will no longer comment on AMD gfx IP unless it's PlayStation or Exynos news. Not until after 2029, if their Radeon division hasn't been sold off to Sony by then.

At which point we all lose thanks to AMD's long-inflicted mismanagement of Radeon.

Code is no longer active unfortunately. Finally, had it show they were available, tried to use this code and it isn't active anymore. Then confirmed with Lenovo Chat Representative that it isn't valid anymore.