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AMD’s incoming flagship laptop CPUs could be called Ryzen AI Max, and might be astonishingly fast – we’re just worried about the price
- AMD’s Strix Point Halo chips details have been leaked and the configurations and name of these CPUs have been revealed.
- The CPUs have been built mainly for proper gaming drivers and might work with handheld devices as well.
- The CPUs might be named Ryzen AI Max 300 but there is no official confirmation from the company.
- The flagship CPUs might be Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with 16-cores and 40 Compute Units (RDNA 3.5 graphics).
- Support for up to 96GB of video memory with Strix Halo is expected to target the notebook workstation market with the chip, not just gaming laptops.
- Pricing for Strix Point chips is rumored to be twice as much, causing GPD to scaled back to keep costs of laptop bill-of-materials to a reasonable level.
- If Strix Point chips are expensive, what sort of financial toll will Strix Halo exact? This is fueling fears that Halo will be prohibitively expensive.
- The integrated RDNA 3.5 graphics on Strix Halo is speedy and supercharged but laptop makers are concerned with the price of the upcoming chip.
- We can’t get too carried away with rumors, but there is now a concern around the future of handhelds pepped up by Strix Halo and how expensive this silicon might make thin-and-light gaming laptops.
- It is clear that the CPUs will be powerful, but the concern is whether its pricing will be too high and the resulting financial toll for users.
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