The Ryzen features eight Zen 2 cores running at 2.9 GHz (base clock speed) to 4.2 GHz (Boost). The AMD Ryzen 7 4800H is a Renoir APU designed for larger, more powerful laptops with room for better termals. This means the APU is intended for thin and light notebooks.ĪMD Ryzen 7 4800H ► remove from comparison AMD's Bristol Ridge and Stoney Ridge ArchitectureĪMD specifies the TDP of the E2-9010 with 15 Watts, but it can be configured between 10-15 Watts.More technical details are available in the following articles:

Stoney Ridge is the designation for the smaller dual-core and single-core chip, while Bristol Ridge is the bigger quad-core chip with dual-channel memory controller. The memory controller now also supports DDR4-RAM, in this case up to 1866 MHz.

Thanks to optimized manufacturing processes and more aggressive Boost behavior, however, the clocks are a bit higher at the same power consumption. Stoney Ridge is the successor of the Carrizo architecture and the design is almost identical. It also includes a Radeon R2 GPU clocked at 600 MHz as well as a single-channel DDR4-1866 memory controller, H.265 video engine and chipset with all I/O ports. The SoC integrates two CPU cores (one Excavator module with 2 integer and on FP unit) clocked between 2.0-2.2 GHz. The AMD E2-9010 is the least powerful chip from the Stoney-Ridge APU series for notebooks (7th APU generation) at the time of announcement in mid 2016.

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