AMD is introducing a new range of mobile processors — the Ryzen 7020 series. Although they’re technically the first Ryzen 7000 CPUs, they don’t share much in common with the upcoming desktop range that AMD is releasing on September 27.
Although these processors don’t share the same DNA as the desktop Ryzen 7000 CPUs, they’re still technically part of AMD’s Ryzen 7000 range. Code-named Mendocino, they kick off AMD’s mobile offerings, which it will continue to build into 2023. These processors are built for function, offering up to 12 hours of battery life on a typical system, modern platform technologies, and built-in Radeon 610M graphics that can drive up to four displays.
The integrated graphics don’t hold a candle to the best graphics cards, but they still offer some key features. For starters, they use the same RDNA 2 architecture that AMD does with its RX 6000 graphics cards, and they support AV1 decoding if you’re integrated in streaming. You don’t want to game on integrated graphics normally, but AMD still claims Radeon 610M graphics can drive esports titles like League of Legends and Counter Strike: Global Offensive at 720p and over 60 frames per second.
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