AMD Ryzen AI 7 445 disappoints in first in-house benchmarks

[Redaktion]

Don't be fooled by the "Ryzen AI 7" name — this is little more than a rebrand of the existing Ryzen AI 5 340 masquerading as a higher-end option.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Ryzen-AI-7-445-disappoints-in-first-in-house-benchmarks.1260796.0.html

[Sven20260328]

AMD is the new Intel. Cheating on their customers with rebrand after rebrand and giving them names that make them look better when they are not. Stay away from their rebranded cpus as much as you can. Hopefully it will teach them.

[loosing the underdog]

Sven20260328, ye.

The leaked FSR4 INT8 on RDNA3 looks so much better than what RDNA3 officially supports:
youtube.com/watch?v=VPMOjdvmHMk "FSR4 on RDNA3 on Windows!!! How To Guide and Side by Sides Tested on RX 7800 XT"
youtube.com/watch?v=yB0qmTCzrmI "AMD Tried To Hide This From You - FSR 4 INT8 on RDNA 3 & 2 Tested"

youtube.com/watch?v=v70p700D94U And here Owen shows that even AMD's /r/radeon hardcore crowd is starting to get pissed off on AMD (and righteously so, of course).

Meanwhile NVIDIA brings DLSS 4.5 transformer upscaling model to all RTX cards (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Learning_Super_Sampling#DLSS_4)
Keep not officially releasing FSR4 INT8 (even if it is with warnings, when one wants to enable it), AMD, and my next GPU on my 2nd PC will also be NVIDIA.

[Enma45]

It's clear we'll wait for AMD Zen 6, despite it using RDNA4m, which I consider a real mess. The changes to the CPU are significant, with performance jumps of almost 40%, and that's a lot in computing.
It's a shame that AMD isn't using RDNA4 in the new APUs with Medusa Point, except for Medusa Halo, which will have RDNA 5, expected to be a true revolution in the laptop world.