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AMD has released a new Ryzen Pro 5000 series mobile processor that rivals Intel's vPro platform. The SLOT company claims that chips, based on the same Zen 3 architecture as most consumer-focused Ryzen 5000 series, deliver “superior performance and superior performance”. Battery life ”for the thin and light business laptop. They will appear in business notebooks such as Elitebooks, ProBooks, ThinkPads and ThinkBooks throughout this year.On paper, the chip looks quite similar to their Ryzen 5000.The headliner is a Ryzen 7 Pro 5850U with eight cores, 16 threads, 20MB of cache, and a base frequency of 1.9 GHz with a boost up to 4.4 GHz.Currently, AMD's Ryzen lineup has just one processor. For thin and light laptops using eight high-performance cores,
Intel's Tiger Lake vPro line is now all quad-core (although the H-series has eight cores, and the H-series has eight cores. That will appear in ultraportables Occasionally) and Apple's M1 chip uses a combination of powerful and high-performance high-cores.The line also includes the Ryzen 5 Pro 5650U (six cores, 12 threads) and Ryzen 3 Pro 5450U (four cores, eight threads) .Three chips are the same in specs of the Ryzen 7 5800U, Ryzen 5 5600U and Ryzen 3 5400U follow. All sequences have 15W TDP.We will be testing the 5800U system shortly and will have a better understanding of how these chips will perform after that.
What the new chips offer business in particular are new security features, including a new Shadow Stack (here's an explanation if you're wondering) designed to protect against malware attacks.AMD says the chip is also included. This includes "deep integration with Microsoft and OEMs" for better security and that PCs are FIPS certified.The chip also includes AMD's Pro Manageability platform, AMD's rival to Intel's Active Management Technology, and includes the same “full-spectrum management features” as the Ryzen Pro 4000 series 5000 lines. A platform for IT workers to manage PCs, servers, and other devices in their organization.
