The Ryzen 7 7840HS is undoubtedly the most watched and anticipated processor on the AMD mobile side this year, and it can even be said to be one of the few because it has almost perfect specifications: 4nm process, Zen4 CPU architecture, RDNA3 GPU architecture, 8MB+16MB 23 Level cache, 8 cores and 16 threads, 5.1GHz acceleration frequency, Radeon 780M 12-unit core display, 35-54W power consumption.
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Whether it is a mainstream gaming notebook or an all-around thin and light notebook, it can do it well.
Now, for the first time, we have seen the performance data of the Ryzen 7 7840HS, and the CineBench R23 multi-core running score reached 16854.
Compared with the star-level Ryzen 7 6800H of the previous generation with a score of about 13,000, this is a full 26% higher, and it is basically at the same level as the i9-12900H and i7-12700H.
The single-core running score is hidden. From the multi-core efficiency calculation, it should be around 1588 points, but the whistleblower said that this score is abnormal and obviously low. In fact, it should be able to run around 1800 points.
In that case, compared to the Ryzen 7 6800H, it is about 18% higher, and compared to the i7-12700H, it is basically at the same level.
The Ryzen 7000HS series notebooks will be available in March, so wait patiently.
