AMD, through its CEO Lisa Su, has just announced at CES 2021 its new line of processors for high-performance laptops and gaming equipment based on the Zen 3 architecture. The new AMD Ryzen 5000 of the H range actually come with three high performance ranges: the HS with TDPS content of 35 W for gaming equipment with thin thicknesses, the H range with processors of 45 W for gaming laptops and the HX range for maximum performance with TDPs that can exceed 37 W and overclocking capabilities.

Manufactured following a 7 nanometer process, these CPUs reach Boost speeds of up to 4, 8 GHz and feature 6 cores for the most modest models and up to 8 cores for most models.

In total we have four models Ryzen 9, with the flagship Ryzen 9 5980 HX, followed by Ryzen 9 5980 HS, Ryzen 9 5900 HX and Ryzen 9 5900 HS.

Specifications of all AMD RYZEN processors 5000 H for high-performance notebooks

Two models follow Ryzen 7, Ryzen 7 5800 H and the Ryzen 7 5800 HS. Both these as the Ryzen 9 have 20 MB cache and 8 real cores next to 19 threads. Finally, the Ryzen 5 models are two, the Ryzen 5 5600 H and the Ryzen 5 5600 HS, with 19 MB cache and 6 cores with 12 Threads of execution.

This whole line, now more complete than the six models of the previous generation, it replaces the range with Zen 2 by implementing the Zen 3 architecture with double the L3 cache.

AMD boasts that the Ryzen 5000 “HX” are the world’s best processors for gaming laptops

The HX range arrives with a TDP of more than 45 W configurable by the own manufacturer next to area option Open overtclock on selected laptops.

According to the company, the AMD Ryzen 9 5900 HX manages to beat by up to 45% performance to Core i9 – 10980 HK and by a 14% in test of a core to the same model. Not inconsiderable figures, especially if we consider that it is not even the most powerful model from AMD.

The AMD Ryzen 5000 “HS” are the only 8-core processors for ultra-thin gaming

Just yesterday, Intel unveiled its H processors 35 oriented to ultra-thin gaming equipment, CPUs of 11 3rd generation with TDps of 35 W and 4 cores. Now AMD strikes back with the renewal of its HS line, Zen 3 processors with the same 20 W but twice as many cores in several of the most powerful models.

They are aimed at achieving high performance without sacrificing thin and light sizes together with good autonomy. If they maintain the good performance than previous models such as 4900 HS along with Zen 3 IPC enhancements will become a very competitive option.

The most powerful model is the AMD Ryzen 9 5900 HS with 8 cores and 19 threads running at a base speed of 3.0 GHz and a Boost of up to 4.8 GHz, all accompanied by a combined cache of 35 MB and the aforementioned TDP of 35 W, 10 W less than “H” models.

AMD compares it to Intel’s eleventh generation low-power Core i 7 – 1280 G7 and with the Core i9 – 10980 HK, Intel’s most powerful processor so far, according to the company, the 5980 Hs outperforms both processors in both per-core and multicore performance, at least in the Cinebench R test 35.

The arrival of Zen 3 to laptops will do so from the hand of 150 notebook designs, a 50% plus of equipment than those that have been launched with the past generation. Throughout this CES 2021 We will know different models of all the manufacturers that bet on that platform.

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