The AMD Ryzen PRO will be implemented in the laptops and OEM equipment of HP, Lenovo and Dell

The new AMD Ryzen PRO, the company's new APUs, are officially announced for the notebook PC and OEM market.

The AMD Ryzen bet has had a great effect for the company and they have become highly recognized and widely used processors. The most interesting are the APUs, which combine Ryzen cores with X Vega graphics. AMD is preparing new processors for the laptop market, specifically we are talking about the APU, Ryzen Pro, which will have a variant for a desktop computer, so the company aims hard to compete with Intel.

First we have the Ryzen PRO 7 2700U, Ryzen PRO 2500U and Ryzen PRO 2300U, which will arrive for laptops, which will also have support for different technologies for the business segment and GuardMI technology. These models are similar to those we find for desktop, but somewhat lower in frequency, to control the TDP and of course, the Vega graphics. For the desktop market, new Ryzen PRO will be launched, let me know the Ryzen PRO 5 2400GE and Ryzen PRO 3 2200GE, which are similar to the Ryzen 5 2400G and Ryzen 3 2200G, but with a lower TDP and contained frequencies.

AMD is having a lot of trouble getting its Ryzen processors into laptops, the first hurdle being that they don't have integrated graphics, as well as consuming more and having higher temperatures than Intel processors. The company hopes that with these APUs, they will achieve a good place in the market for laptops and OEM equipment, two very lucrative markets, in which Ryzen has a very small presence right now.

It also seems that HP, Lenovo and Dell have a good predisposition for these Ryzen PROs and that is positive for the company, since they are the three largest manufacturers of OEM equipment on the market and offer a large assortment of laptops.

Source: OC3D