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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 41628, member: 636"] AMD creates two new gaming chips for portable devices called the Ryzen Z2 A and Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme. The company expands its handheld processor lineup after seeing huge demand for gaming computers that people can carry anywhere. Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme adds special artificial intelligence features to handle smart computing tasks. The chip delivers up to 50 AI operations per second through dedicated neural processing hardware. Eight CPU cores based on Zen 5 architecture work alongside 16 graphics cores for smooth gaming performance. Budget-focused Ryzen Z2 A uses older technology to keep costs low for entry-level portable gaming systems. The processor contains four CPU cores from the Zen 2 design and eight graphics cores running RDNA 2 architecture. Power consumption stays between 6 and 20 watts to extend battery life during long gaming sessions. AMD designed the chip to match Steam Deck performance levels for affordable handheld computers. Memory support reaches 6400 MT/s speeds for basic gaming needs. High-end Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme supports faster 8000 MT/s memory speeds compared to other processor models. The advanced chip operates between 15 and 30 watts depending on performance requirements. Graphics performance should match the Radeon 890M since both use identical 16-core RDNA 3.5 designs. Handheld manufacturers can upgrade existing devices with these new processor options during 2025. AMD expects companies to release improved gaming portables featuring the latest chip technology. [/QUOTE]

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