A new AMD processor is leaked, specifically the AMD Ryzen 3 2300U with Vega 6 graphics, intended for entry-level laptops.
A few days ago we echoed information about the AMD Ryzen 2000 Series processors that have ended up being false. The arrival of a large number of AMD products is approaching and of course, the information is beginning to be highly requested by users, who want data on the company's new processors, both for the desktop with the Ryzen update, for the entry-level gaming such as the Raven Ridge APUs and on the Ryzen Mobile, intended for laptops with integrated Vega graphics.
A few days ago, we reported on a leak from Informática Cero , which showed the Ryzen 3 2200G with four cores and four threads, featuring Vega 8 graphics, and the Ryzen 5 2400G with four cores and eight threads, featuring Vega 11 graphics. The problem is that this is the first and only time these processors have been mentioned; we had no prior information about them. Furthermore, the same computer and technology website has now leaked a new image showing the Ryzen 3 2300U Mobile with Vega 6 graphics.
The Ryzen 3 2300U nomenclature matches the two other processors we already knew about. The problem is that we do not know where to put the two Ryzen processors named with the letter 'G', which could be intended for tablets or embedded equipment, but we are missing data, logically. We do not want to say that the information leaked by this Uruguayan medium is false, but they have hardly given any data, since if they have all the slides, as it seems to be, they will know for which segment the processors will go and it will remove many doubts.
You can see that CES 2018 is approaching, which will be held from January 9 to 12 in Las Vegas and that will be when AMD will show part of the news that it plans to launch next year and it will be at that time when they are confirmed, adjusted or deny this information.


Okay! At first, these R3 processors are interesting to me ... having 4 physical cores I imagine that the performance will be around that of a 5th or 6th Generation U-series core i7 along with graphics that I also suppose will be hardly suitable for HD games in decent qualities