AMD is becoming the protagonist of CES 2018, in this case because AIOs, laptops and a clone computer, developed by HP, Lenovo and Dell, based on the AMD Ryzen have been shown.
The CES 2018, is especially covered by AMD products and is that the company wants the good moment of last year to expand to this and increase, offering all kinds of solutions, for all types of market. Three large manufacturers of prefabricated equipment have shown in Las Vegas, such as HP, Dell and Lenovo, they have presented equipment with AMD Ryzen Mobile processors, which are based on AMD Ryzen processors and RX Vega graphics, for great audience versatility.
HP and Dell have introduced several All-in-One systems. The first of these is the HP Pavilion AIO 24, which is based on the Ryzen Mobile 2500U, which is accompanied by 16GB of RAM and a 2TB mechanical hard drive. Dell, for its part, has let us see the Dell Inspiron 7775, which is much more powerful and is based on the Ryzen 7 1700 and is combined with an RX 580, 16GB of RAM, a solid state hard drive have been integrated. 256GB and a 1TB mechanical hard drive, so that we do not lack space to save our data.
Lenovo and Dell, on the other hand, have shown laptops. Hewlett-Packard has shown us the HP Envy x360, which also uses the Ryzen 5 2500U, which also has 16GB of RAM and in this case a 256GB SSD, to improve system performance. Lenovo, for its part, has shown the Lenovo Ideapad 720S, which combines the Ryzen 2700U processor with 8GB of RAM and so that the performance is not diminished by storage, it has arranged a 256GB SSD.
A clone computer was also seen at the event, by Dell, which is based on the Ryzen 7 1700X and a discrete RX 470, a rather rare combination, since the graphics with the processor, it is a poor combination. Count this Dell Inspiron 5675 with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB mechanical hard drive. A computer with a lot of processor, but with a very poor graphics and whose performance goes to waste with the mechanical hard disk.
Source: TPU
Do you know when they will present the price of the laptops? I currently have a friend interested in getting one for € 500, and I'm telling him to wait, is it worth the wait?
Yes, patience.
Depends on use and urgency
AMD is brutally superior to Intel and Nvidia, look over time what is happening, Intel losing 40% performance due to its problems globally and AMD rock solid, in R&D AMD was always superior. Yes, it is totally worth the wait.
That AMD is brutally superior to Intel and NVIDIA, it seems to me that you are sneaking. Yes, Intel processors lose performance, but it is barely 10%, approximately and that with the rough patch they have released. It will go polishing.
Regarding AMD is superior to NVIDIA, that, forgive me for saying it like that, I do not believe it or drunk. The RX Vega are a real failure. They had to be the competition of Volta and they hardly compete with the GTX 1080. The RX Vega are priced much higher than NVIDIA and the consumption is a real aberration.
In R&D, is AMD superior to Intel and NVIDIA? I think that there your hand has gone and not a little.