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Things like gaming or developer focused machines vs something built for a wider audience (like the current M1 machines are). I didnвЂ™t mean to imply bargain basement, but more that high end processors like this would only be included on a few models. I specifically called out niche as not a negative term for this reason. > AMD has made a surprisingly quick move from the bargain basement laptops I don't expect them to crush a M1, but to be reasonably competitive, and while I contributed to the patreon to get linux on the M1, I expect the Zen 3 chips to have much better linux support.

AUTHY DESKTOP M1 MAC

I'm hoping to get a few, maybe a mac mini like widget and another for a NAS. The zen3 is quite a bump vs the zen2 so I'm optimistic it will go well. Things like benchmarking against the I9-9980KH and i7-1075H and winning. Even the previous gen (zen 2) APUs are getting similar write ups to the M1. So I'm comparing laptops available in Nov (although people I know couldn't get theirs till Dec) to laptops I expect to be available in Feb, but that's speculative of course. Based on the number of leaks, benchmarks, photos, etc it seems like the channel might well be full. In fact half of the Ryzen 5000 laptop chips are renamed and slightly tweaked zen 2 chips from the previous gen.

The nice thing is the new chips are pin compatible, so every current design win should move over to the new chips quickly. AMD has made a surprisingly quick move from the bargain basement laptops to the Thinkpad and Microsoft Surface lines in a single generation.

Brands like Lenovo (including the Thinkpad, flex, and legion), HP (pavilion), Dell (including inspiron, gaming, and Alienware lines), Asus (Studiobooks, zenbooks, TUF, and ROG), Acer Aspire, and MSI, and the Microsoft Surface.

Have you looked at the laptop market lately? AMD has had quite a few design wins.

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