Hello, dear readers of the website uspei.com. Microsoft has released Surface Laptop 3 back in 2019. That is, the new model (improved) had to come out for a long time. And now actively walks the rumor that Microsoft may begin to cooperate with AMD again.
The GeekBench list shows the device in testing as Microsoft Surface Laptop 4. It is written under the code name "Renoir", indicating that the successor of the 2019 laptop will also be equipped with a VEGA graphics processor. Although the processor is specified as AMD Ryzen 5 3580U, we believe that we can just go about the filler.
This is due to the fact that Ryzen 5 3580U is equipped with a four-core, not a six-core processor, as indicated in the list. Consequently, the exact version of the Ryzen processor 5 is a secret, in any case, today, but the list is seriously hinting that the new "Ryzen Surface Edition" will soon appear.
Anyway, the list still shows that the laptop will have 8GB DDR4 SDRAM. It will also work on the basis of Windows 10. The instrument in testing is gaining approximately 1.063 points in single-core and 5,726 points in multi-core versions. And here the output is one: wait for real testing - to identify whether this device will help bypass competitors - the Intel processors of the 11th generation.
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It should also be noted that for the supply of Surface Laptop 4, 16.5-inch and 15-inch models will be used. It is said that Microsoft will offer AMD (Ryzen 5/7) processors in addition to Intel (CORE-I5 / I7).
The Surface Laptop 3 predecessor was only the Type-C port and connectors of 3.5 mm, so that Microsoft's side would be nice to turn on the HDMI / SD card reader at a time when such giants like Apple only consider such an opportunity .
Most likely, the launch of Surface Laptop 4 will be held in April - that is, we are waiting for endless leaks of information.
Source: https://www.gizmochina.com/2021/02/24/microsoft-surface-laptop-4-spotted-on-geekbench-with-md-ryzen-5-cpu/
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