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"AMD's Ryzen 8700G and 8600G APUs: Un-throttled Performance Review"

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Source: Neowin
"AMD's Ryzen 8700G and 8600G APUs: Un-throttled Performance Review"
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AMD's newly released Ryzen 8000G desktop APUs are experiencing performance loss due to a bug in the firmware that applies STAPM limits, causing the chips to throttle after a short burst of full power output. This issue affects both the 8700G and 8600G models. AMD has acknowledged the problem and confirmed that a future firmware update will remove the STAPM limits, allowing the APUs to perform at their fullest potential for sustained periods.

Topics:technology#amd#desktop-apus#firmware-update#ryzen-8000g#technology#thermal-throttling
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