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Lenovo Group @ Lin Lin - a small white rabbit exposed the endurance performance of Lenovo Savior Y90 e-sports mobile phone. The aircraft uses more than 1 day and still has 30% of the power left, and the battery life performance has been full. According to the official information, the Rescuer Y90 adopts a rear-centered dual-camera lens, with a blue glowing RGB Savior Big Y logo in the middle, which has some similarities with the previous generation of Rescuer Mobile Phone 2 Pro, and has a strong e-sports element.
Not only that, the Big Y logo of the Savior Y90 has 262144 colors, supports 5 lighting effect modes, and is the favorite "light pollution" of many players.
In terms of screen, the rescuer Y90 adopts a similar design to the previous generation, the front lens is in the upper right corner, it is expected that the upper and lower borders are the same, and it will not use a special-shaped screen or a punched screen, which is the industry's first Snapdragon 8 flagship mobile phone without digging holes. It is worth noting that in order to play the ultimate performance of snapdragon 8, this time the savior Y90 will be equipped with an air-cooled cooling system, which is expected to become a new generation of dragon trainers.
At this CES, AMD released the Ryzen™ 6000 series processor based on Zen3+ and RDNA2, although there are many models, but they are all aimed at the notebook platform. In the media exchange event, David McAfee, AMD's vice president of enterprise and general manager of consumer channels, hinted that there are plans to launch the desktop model Ryzen 6000 series APUs.
McAfee believes the timing is when DDR5 memory is more approachable and when the supply is more plentiful, though it seems that enthusiasts will arrive at the product of their choice earlier.
Regarding the Ryzen 6000, McAfee also confirmed that only DDR5 and LPDDR5 memory will be supported, and he said that the double-increased bandwidth is the best partner for RDNA2 GPUs, so that there is ideal performance. We know that the Ryzen™ 6000 notebook will be the first to be launched in February, and AMD said that the supply of LPDDR5 is better, which can also reduce the cost pressure of manufacturers.