Ryzen Pro is AMD's processor brand for enterprise products, and this time AMD officially released the Ryzen Pro 6000 series based on the Zen 3+ architecture, providing a new choice for business and professional laptops. In addition, AMD has introduced three Ryzen Pro 5000U series products.
In addition to further optimization of the original Zen 3 architecture, the new generation of Ryzen Pro 6000 series is equipped with RDNA 2 architecture core display, while supporting USB 4, PCIe 4.0 and LPDDR5/DDR5 memory, and using 6nm process manufacturing, and replaced by FP7 sockets, up to 8 cores and 16 threads, the highest frequency reached 4.9 GHz。
The new generation of Ryzen Pro is divided into the Ryzen Pro 6000H series, the former with a TDP of 35W (HS) or 45W (H), the latter with a TDP of 28W, which can range from 15W to 30W. Unlike consumer products, these Ryzen Pro 6000 series suffixes all end with "50".
The three Ryzen Pro 5000U series are still based on the Zen 3 architecture and 7nm process, and the core display is also the old Vega architecture, and its suffix ends with "75", which is different from the previous consumer products at the end of "25", with a TDP of 15W and a range of between 10W and 25W.
Compared to the Zen 3 architecture core codenamed Cezanne, the Ryzen Pro 6000 series offers more performance and longer battery life. AMD says the Ryzen Pro 6850U has up to 29 hours of battery life for video playback, a 10% improvement in performance at 15W and a 30% improvement at 28W compared to its predecessor. Graphics performance is even more pronounced, with a 50% improvement at 15W and a 110% improvement at 28W.
Lenovo and HP will launch a number of laptops with new APUs, which consumers will probably see in the coming weeks, some of which have appeared at CES 2022.