AMD has introduced the Radeon RX 7900M, its new top-of-the-range GPU designed for laptops focused on gamers. With this, it marks the debut of the Navi 31 GPU in the laptop market. The first laptop to incorporate it will be the Alienware m18 R1, and more are expected in the coming months, possibly in line with processors with Zen 4 architecture for laptops.
The RX 7900M will have a TGP of up to 180 W. In comparison, the RTX 4000 has a maximum power of 150 W, which goes up to 175 W with Dynamic Boost.
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In the case of the announced Alienware m18 R1 laptop, the GPU TGP is 160W, but can be increased up to 200W using AMD's SmartShift Max technology. According to AMD, the RX 7900M is 7% faster than an RTX 4080 GPU for laptops playing games at 1440p.
The Alienware m18 R1 is currently the only laptop model to offer the RX 7900M graphics card. She herself makes its cost rises to $2.800. The system also has a Ryzen 9 7945HX, comes with Windows 11 Home license, 32GB of DDR5-5200 memory, a 2TB M.1 PCIe SSD, and an 18-inch FHD IPS display with a 480Hz refresh rate.
It is to be hoped that benchmarks on its performance will soon come to light, since There is great expectation for laptops with top-of-the-range graphics, for students who want to renew their laptop and want one that allows them to play as much as possible on the same system in which they do homework and class work, or work.
Source: Kitguru
