Lenovo has launched its latest gaming laptop, the Legion 5. It is powered by the 7nm AMD Ryzen 5 4600H-Series mobile processor paired with up to Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650Ti GPU. It is available in the sole Phantom Black colour option and is priced at Rs 75,990 for the base variant. The device is currently available on Lenovo.com and Lenovo Exclusive Stores, and will soon be made available across other online partner platforms, and retail stores.

Publication: Indian Express 

AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su has been ranked #2 on Fortune’s list of top businessperson for the year 2020, right ahead of rival NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang. The list was lead by SpaceX and Telsa CEO, Elon Musk, no surprise considering the string of recent successes with SpaceX launches.

Publication: Hardware Times 

As per the latest sales figures from Mindfactory (Germany), AMD sold seven times more CPUs than Intel this month. To put this into perspective, only 5,000 Intel parts were purchased in the time period while AMD sold a whopping 35,000 chips, including 5,000 of the newly launched Ryzen 5000 CPUs.

Publication: Hardware Times 

Recently, ASUS enabled Re-Sizable BAR, marketed as “Smart Memory Access” or simply SAM on its Intel Z490 motherboards. This technology is part of the PCIe 3.0 spec and allows for a wider interconnect between the VRAM buffer and the CPU, improving performance in bandwidth starved situations:

Publication: Hardware Times 

Both the 2nd Gen AMD EPYC™ CPUs and AMD Radeon™ Pro GPU combo powering the new Amazon EC2 G4ad Instance gives up to 40% better graphics performance. Indeed this is a great 7nm combo for AMD CPUs and GPUs. So with this new instance, AMD is powering 8 Amazon EC2 instance families across 20 global AWS Regions.

Publication: TechnoSports

All in all, the 3700x and the 5700XT is a fantastic combination for gamers who are looking to produce content of their own and want to do so within a strict budget As the 3700X costs 28,000 Indian Rupees and the 5700XT costs 36,000 Indian Rupees. This pairing is quite powerful and great value for money given how well it performs in productivity-related tasks as well as in gaming benchmarks.

Publication: TechGoggles

Having used a Ryzen 4000U series powered VivoBook Flip 14 laptop as a daily driver, I always wanted to test a Ryzen 4000H APU, and I did get to test the best one. The Ryzen 9 4900HS is an 8 core, 16 threaded processor with 3.0GHz base clock speed and up to 4.3GHz boost clock speed, drawing a lower 35W TDP.

Publication: TechnoSports

Lenovo has launched the Legion 5 gaming laptop in India. This laptop is one of the anticipated ones because it brings onboard the AMD Ryzen 4000H processor. The Legion 5 is a tweaked version of the Legion 5i that comes with 10th-generation Intel Core processors and was launched a few months back in India. The Lenovo Legion 5 comes with several high-grade hardware meant for premium gaming, such as a 120Hz screen and a backlit keyboard.

Publication: India Today 

The laptop underneath has AMD Ryzen TM 5 4600H mobile processor with six cores functioning. And, then there’s graphics support featuring NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650ti 4GB DDR6. Lenovo also hops in its Legion Coldfront 2.0 tech for thermal management. The storage options include up to 16GB of DDR4 RAM along with up to 1TB SSD and 1TB HDD.

Publication: DailyHunt

AMD’s Radeon RX 6900 XT goes on sale imminently, but that’s the reference board – although there’s now word on when third-party custom variants of this Big Navi graphics card might be available, or a rumor at least. Whereas the RX 6800 series cards launched in November swiftly witnessed the arrival of third-party versions from different manufacturers – or at least, a dribble of such products, but that’s another story – the Big Navi flagship which lands on December 8 is only coming as a reference board from AMD, with no mention of other variants thus far.

Publication: Gadget Page