AMD’s upcoming gaming processor Ryzen 9 7845HX has now appeared in the “Ash of the Singularity” benchmark test, determined to be a 12-core 24-thread specification.
AMD’s Ryzen 7X45HX series processors used in high-end gaming notebooks are transplanted from the Ryzen 7000 desktop, and the Ryzen 9 7845HX should be the low-frequency version of the R9 7900.
According to previous revelations, the AMD Zen4 architecture HX series will have the following four models, with up to 16 cores and 32 threads, a core display of 2CU, a TDP of 55W, and a maximum of 140W.
R9 7945HX 16c 2CU
R9 7845HX 12c 2CU
R7 7745HX 8c 2 CU
R5 7645HX 6c 2 CU
The AMD Zen4 architecture HX series will be benchmarked against Intel’s 13th generation Core HX series processors. This series of processors is also transplanted from the desktop. According to reports, the flagship model i9-13980HX is 8 large cores + 16 small cores, and the highest turbo frequency can reach 5.6. GHz.
The AMD CES conference will start on January 5th.
