Our first AMD Ryzen 5 3550H benchmarks are in and they give Intel's Core i5-8300H a run for their money

[Redaktion]

The budget-mainstream gaming laptop space is about to get much more interesting. AMD's latest Zen+ processor is essentially comparable to the Core i5-8300H to make it a perfect companion for mid-range Nvidia GPUs. It's now up to OEMs like Asus to make laptops sporting both Ryzen and GeForce processors for true market disruption.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Our-first-AMD-Ryzen-5-3550H-benchmarks-are-in-and-they-give-Intel-s-Core-i5-8300H-a-run-for-their-money.412698.0.html

[Hwgeek]

Any info about 3750H and why no reviews on 2800H with Vega 11?

[Dan G.]

Depite AMD and Intel defining their TDP in different ways (with Intel's reality known for being way off compared to the official stated TDP ) , we need to mention that AMD's chip appears more efficient.

AMD's chip has a 35W TDP while Intel's can suck up to 45W according to the rated TDP.

I hope I'm not wrong on this ...

[Howard Chu]

Strange, my 2700U results are a fair bit higher than yours. Maybe Dell did a better job with their cooler/heat pipes?

on reddit /r/Amd/comments/a7r9cy/dell_latitude_5495_ryzen_2700u/