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  1. #AMD #Zen4 vs. #Intel Core Ultra 7 "#MeteorLake" In 400+ Benchmarks On Linux 6.10
    The #CPU performance for the #Ryzen7 #7840U was around 27% faster than the Core Ultra 7 #155H while the #Ryzen 7 #7840HS was about 35% faster than that Meteor Lake laptop. AMD Zen 4 wins were all the more compelling when looking at power consumption with 7840U consuming 27.1W on average across all benchmarks with a peak of 51W compared to Core Ultra 7 having a 29.6W average and peak of 65 W.
    phoronix.com/review/linux-610-

  2. vs. Core Ultra 7 "" In 400+ Benchmarks On Linux 6.10
    The performance for the was around 27% faster than the Core Ultra 7 while the 7 was about 35% faster than that Meteor Lake laptop. AMD Zen 4 wins were all the more compelling when looking at power consumption with 7840U consuming 27.1W on average across all benchmarks with a peak of 51W compared to Core Ultra 7 having a 29.6W average and peak of 65 W.
    phoronix.com/review/linux-610-

  3. #AMD #Zen4 vs. #Intel Core Ultra 7 "#MeteorLake" In 400+ Benchmarks On Linux 6.10
    The #CPU performance for the #Ryzen7 #7840U was around 27% faster than the Core Ultra 7 #155H while the #Ryzen 7 #7840HS was about 35% faster than that Meteor Lake laptop. AMD Zen 4 wins were all the more compelling when looking at power consumption with 7840U consuming 27.1W on average across all benchmarks with a peak of 51W compared to Core Ultra 7 having a 29.6W average and peak of 65 W.
    phoronix.com/review/linux-610-

  4. #AMD #Zen4 vs. #Intel Core Ultra 7 "#MeteorLake" In 400+ Benchmarks On Linux 6.10
    The #CPU performance for the #Ryzen7 #7840U was around 27% faster than the Core Ultra 7 #155H while the #Ryzen 7 #7840HS was about 35% faster than that Meteor Lake laptop. AMD Zen 4 wins were all the more compelling when looking at power consumption with 7840U consuming 27.1W on average across all benchmarks with a peak of 51W compared to Core Ultra 7 having a 29.6W average and peak of 65 W.
    phoronix.com/review/linux-610-

  5. #AMD #Zen4 vs. #Intel Core Ultra 7 "#MeteorLake" In 400+ Benchmarks On Linux 6.10
    The #CPU performance for the #Ryzen7 #7840U was around 27% faster than the Core Ultra 7 #155H while the #Ryzen 7 #7840HS was about 35% faster than that Meteor Lake laptop. AMD Zen 4 wins were all the more compelling when looking at power consumption with 7840U consuming 27.1W on average across all benchmarks with a peak of 51W compared to Core Ultra 7 having a 29.6W average and peak of 65 W.
    phoronix.com/review/linux-610-

  6. 👉 Minisforum EM780: un potente mini PC in formato tascabile con Ryzen 7 7840U
    Mini PC silenzioso e ultra-compatto con processore AMD Ryzen 7 7840U, piccolo e portatile, potente e con ottima connettività.

    gomoot.com/minisforum-em780-un

    #780m #7840u #AMD #bluetooth #compatto #COMPUTER #em780 #HDMI21 #minipc #minisforum #displayport #nvme #PC #ryzen #usb4 #vesa #wifi #windows11 #linux

  7. 👉 Minisforum EM780: un potente mini PC in formato tascabile con Ryzen 7 7840U
    Mini PC silenzioso e ultra-compatto con processore AMD Ryzen 7 7840U, piccolo e portatile, potente e con ottima connettività.

    gomoot.com/minisforum-em780-un

    #780m #7840u #AMD #bluetooth #compatto #COMPUTER #em780 #HDMI21 #minipc #minisforum #displayport #nvme #PC #ryzen #usb4 #vesa #wifi #windows11 #linux

  8. I've just ordered a #7840u equipped #GPD laptop, so I think you can all thank me for todays discovery of the #8000 series #AMD mobile chips.

    fosstodon.org/@bradlinder/1109

  9. I've just ordered a #7840u equipped #GPD laptop, so I think you can all thank me for todays discovery of the #8000 series #AMD mobile chips.

    fosstodon.org/@bradlinder/1109

  10. I've just ordered a #7840u equipped #GPD laptop, so I think you can all thank me for todays discovery of the #8000 series #AMD mobile chips.

    fosstodon.org/@bradlinder/1109

  11. I've just ordered a #7840u equipped #GPD laptop, so I think you can all thank me for todays discovery of the #8000 series #AMD mobile chips.

    fosstodon.org/@bradlinder/1109

  12. So, back in the day I had a few Toshiba #Libretto laptops... and loved them.

    Horribly underpowered, terrible connectivity, wonderfully portable...

    So now, naturally, I'm sorely tempted by a #GPD Win Max 2 (#7840u), which seems to have some decent performance, in-built connectivity (a shame that it doesn't have the KVM feature of the GPD Win Pocket) and a decent compromise between usability and portability.

    Thinking of picking one up to run #linux to continue my experimenting and also being able to run x86 OSes (which my M1 Air cannot, reasonably).

    Anyone got one? Care to share their thoughts?

  13. So, back in the day I had a few Toshiba #Libretto laptops... and loved them.

    Horribly underpowered, terrible connectivity, wonderfully portable...

    So now, naturally, I'm sorely tempted by a #GPD Win Max 2 (#7840u), which seems to have some decent performance, in-built connectivity (a shame that it doesn't have the KVM feature of the GPD Win Pocket) and a decent compromise between usability and portability.

    Thinking of picking one up to run #linux to continue my experimenting and also being able to run x86 OSes (which my M1 Air cannot, reasonably).

    Anyone got one? Care to share their thoughts?

  14. So, back in the day I had a few Toshiba #Libretto laptops... and loved them.

    Horribly underpowered, terrible connectivity, wonderfully portable...

    So now, naturally, I'm sorely tempted by a #GPD Win Max 2 (#7840u), which seems to have some decent performance, in-built connectivity (a shame that it doesn't have the KVM feature of the GPD Win Pocket) and a decent compromise between usability and portability.

    Thinking of picking one up to run #linux to continue my experimenting and also being able to run x86 OSes (which my M1 Air cannot, reasonably).

    Anyone got one? Care to share their thoughts?

  15. So, back in the day I had a few Toshiba #Libretto laptops... and loved them.

    Horribly underpowered, terrible connectivity, wonderfully portable...

    So now, naturally, I'm sorely tempted by a #GPD Win Max 2 (#7840u), which seems to have some decent performance, in-built connectivity (a shame that it doesn't have the KVM feature of the GPD Win Pocket) and a decent compromise between usability and portability.

    Thinking of picking one up to run #linux to continue my experimenting and also being able to run x86 OSes (which my M1 Air cannot, reasonably).

    Anyone got one? Care to share their thoughts?