AI computing is a big topic of Computex2024 — it's clear. But outside of the Snapdragon X Elite, what will be supplied to this new slate co-pilot + Pc? Microsoft said other chip manufacturers are involved in the build 2024, and now AMD has revealed its chips. AMD, which is claimed to be "the world's best processor for Copilot+ Pcs," has just announced the Ryzen AI300 series. In parallel with this, the new Ryzen9000 series of desktop Cpus advertise that the power of the game will also increase significantly. Let's take a closer look.

AMD's laptop processor naming is far more confusing with the Ryzen AI300 series, and as you can see from the fact that it's included in the name, this is all AI, the most powerful NPU with AI performance of 50 trillion operations per second (TOPS), and the Snapdragon X Elite's 45 TOPS, along with the new The iPad Pro surpasses Apple's own M4's 38 TOPS. AMD claims more than 60% better GPU performance compared to the X Elite, with Cyberpunk7 powering up to 2077% more power when it played against the Intel Core Ultra147. These new Zen5CPU cores (up to 12 pcs) have achieved more multitasking performance improvements than Apple's M3 70%. Nothing has been said about battery life, but if you start to see how new laptops pack these chips on Computex, you'll see the real real

.In addition to this, there's the official announcement of AMD's ryzen9000 series desktop CPUs: codenamed "Granite Ridge.""In order for the company to claim the 'most powerful desktop processor in the world', it can better provide the next generation of Zen5 architecture.

And in that sense, it absolutely does with a huge claimed performance increase over the Intel Core I9-14900K — a 56% improvement in Blender's performance, and Horizon Zero Dawn when it comes to these AI-intensive tasks, the RYZEN9950X offers 100% more graphics for GPU-centric AI. In addition, we are touting high-throughput bandwidth and 20% faster AI acceleration in large language models. On top of that, there is also good news for PC builders as AMD has confirmed it will extend its commitment to the AM5 platform beyond 2027. That is, if you have a motherboard with this kind of socket, you can continue to use it for years.