In the event that you were trusting that the Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 would accompany an AMD Ryzen 5000-series chip, there’s some awful news. A spilled benchmark listing appears to affirm that the laptop will have a more established Ryzen 7 4000-series processor all things being equal.
Why Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 Will Disappoint
This is clearly very frustrating news for anybody anticipating Microsoft’s impending laptop since it implies the laptop will be running a more seasoned chipset, instead of the most recent AMD silicon. The UserBenchmark listing was first spotted by Twitter user@TUM_APISAK. It flaunts a Surface machine controlled by a Ryzen 7, with a base clock speed of 2GHz and a turbo speed of 3.75Ghz. Also, the chip accompanies a Radeon RX Vega 8 GPU.
That sounds a lot of like the 4000-series, and not the 5000-series that guarantees 3.4-4.9GHz clock speeds. So we can’t resist the urge to feel a little frustrated that the Surface Laptop 4 probably won’t get this speed boost. The way that the benchmark listing alludes to the chip as a Ryzen 7 “Microsoft Surface Edition” would certify that thought. Or on the other hand so it appears from an external perspective. At the end of the day, it’s impossible to tell what these chips could possibly do, regardless of whether they aren’t the most recent models.
On top of this, the listing makes reference to the laptop will have 16GB of RAM, which will give the Surface Laptop 4 a lot of RAM to supplement the CPU. Yet, nothing is affirmed until it’s affirmed, and Microsoft could come out and shock us with a machine that is nothing similar to what the benchmarks propose. Lamentably, we don’t have a clue when the Surface Laptop 4 will be declared. So until further notice, there’s nothing left but to guess; however we’d not be astounded to see Microsoft uncover another Surface Laptop later on this Spring.