Although the AMD Ryzen™ 6000 series mobile APUs released at the beginning of the year have not yet had too many landing notebooks on sale, they have not hindered the exposure of AMD's next-generation APU features. It is reported that the new generation of APU, code-named Phoenix, will use 5nm process + Zen4 architecture, GPU or embedded 24 CUs (computing units), double the graphics performance of the Ryzen™ 6000 series APUs, and is expected to surpass its own RX 6500 XT.
The AMD Ryzen™ 6000 series mobile APU released at the beginning of the year adopts Zen 3+ architecture and TSMC 6nm process. The biggest advantage is the increased frequency and the addition of RDNA 2 nuclei with up to 12 CUs. According to AMD's official test data, the Ryzen™ 7 6800U (Radeon 680M) and i7-1165G7 and MX450 in the 6 game tests, some of the game performance is 3 times that of the opponent, the lowest is also 20% ahead. In addition, it can be found that the core display performance of the Ryzen 7 6800U has exceeded the MX450 unique display.
Although this new generation of APUs does not have more exact parameters, the increase in the number of CUs is doomed. If you double to 24, the frequency is assumed to be around 2.2GHz, then the performance will exceed the RX 6500 XT at most.
Now that the RX 6500 XT is used as a reference for the performance of the new generation of APU graphics, we may wish to compare the two entry-level unique displays such as MX570 and ARC 370M. According to the results of multiple media tests, the performance of the RX 6500XT is to exceed that of the GTX1650 Super, and there is still a 15%-20% gap from the RTX 3050. Therefore, if the new generation of APUs is really equipped with 24CU and 2.2GHz parameters, it will be a strong opponent of MX 550/570 and ARC 350m/370m.
However, notebook models with Ryzen 6000 series APUs have not yet been listed in a large area, so the next generation of APUs will probably not be released until the beginning of 2023.
Of course, paper data can not represent everything, in addition to the actual operation of the real machine, but also the OEM manufacturers willing to produce related notebook models can be regarded as a complete merit.