3DMark Time Spy is back in the spotlight after announcing the performance of Ryzen 4000 with LPDDR4X RAM. AMD puts the pedal to the metal.
As the days go by, we realize how AMD has prepared for the introduction of its portable Ryzen 4000 chips. When everyone was looking at frequencies, TPDs, threads, cores and temperatures, AMD quietly introduced the LPDDR4X. This memory offers more performance and lower power consumption, which is a “win-win” for the game. Here are the details of this leak.
Ryzen 4000 with LPDDR4X-4266: more than we expected
Not only is 3DMark back in the news, but the Twitter @_rogame user has also filtered out some 3DMark tests on two Ryzen 5 4500U: one with LPDDR4-3200 and one with LPDDR4X-4266, so we’re seeing a performance boost that won’t go unnoticed.
As you can see, this results in an overall performance difference of 16.9%, with the notebook with LPDDR4X memory winning. This frequency has a relevant impact in all aspects, as it is superior in CPU scoring as well as in graphics and processor tests.
The biggest difference is the processor score, which is 18.9% higher. Not only that, but we are also told from China that this performance surpassed the Ryzen 7 3700U and Intel i7-1065G7 of previous generations. This is not bad for higher-quality chips.
So it is not silly to say that the support of this LPDDR4X RAM can give the “push” that the Ryzens need to face Intel laptops without shame.