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Early third‑party reviews hail Panther Lake as Intel's strongest laptop CPU in years, delivering near‑discrete graphics performance and excellent battery life thanks to the 18A process and backside power delivery; yet supply constraints and Intel’s shift of manufacturing to server CPUs could cap market‑share gains this year.
Intel's Panther Lake, revealed at CES 2026, features impressive integrated graphics based on Xe3 architecture, promising performance that rivals entry-level discrete GPUs and surpasses AMD's offerings, with strong gaming and ML capabilities, especially in mobile and handheld devices, signaling a significant advancement in energy-efficient gaming performance.
AMD has extended its Fluid Motion Frames (AFMF) technology to the Radeon 700M integrated graphics through a new beta driver, version 23.40.01.10. This move marks the inclusion of RDNA3 iGPU support in the beta "Preview" branch, but caution is advised as it may not be suitable for everyday use. The driver serves as a demonstration of upcoming functionality expected to be integrated into the official branch in the near future, with potential implications for Mini-PCs and gaming handhelds utilizing the Radeon 700M graphics.
AMD has launched its new Ryzen 8000G desktop processors, featuring updated integrated graphics and AI acceleration. The lineup includes the Ryzen 7 8700G, Ryzen 5 8600G, and Ryzen 5 8500G, offering improved performance over the previous generation. These processors require a new socket AM5 motherboard and RAM. The Radeon GPUs in these processors use AMD's latest RDNA3 graphics architecture and have a TDP of 65W. Additionally, a quad-core Ryzen 8300G will be available exclusively through PC OEMs.
AMD has officially announced its new low-power laptop chip, Ryzen 7840U, which is claimed to outperform Apple's M2 processor in application performance by up to 75%. The chip also takes on Intel Core i7-1360P in productivity and graphics. The company claims that the chip offers up to a 24% application performance increase over the 6850H chip. The Ryzen 7840U is part of the new 15- to 30-watt lineup of U-series parts, which includes Ryzen 9, Ryzen 7, and Ryzen 3 series parts with three different tiers of graphics.