AMD has introduced the Ryzen Pro 6000, a new generation of processors that follows the Ryzen Pro 5000 and uses the new ones Zen 3+ architecture. It represents a remarkable development compared to the previous generation, both in terms of performance and efficiency.

Using Zen 3+ architecture is a leap forward TSMC 6nm processwhich translates into improved performance per watt, allowing you to maximize autonomy, which is essential for any current professional laptop. More autonomy equals higher productivity before you need to look for a plug, and this may mean the difference between successfully completing the workday or having to interrupt it to charge the device.

AMD Ryzen Pro 6000 processors are optimized for seamless interoperability with the latest software on offer up to 30% higher performancethey run cooler and have full support for “older” software, which means they can move older applications without any problems.

AMD Ryzen Pro 6000: Next-generation CPU with the latest GPU

Dear CPU Ryzen Pro 6000 we already know, we have a monolithic core configuration with maximum 8 cores and 16 fibers based on Zen 3+ architecture, manufactured on a 6nm node and with 16 MB L3 cache and 4 MB L2 cache. These new generations of processors are accompanied by and Integrated Radeon RDNA 2 graphics processorsolution so powerful that it is actually able to compete with low-energy specialized graphics solutions.

The Radeon RDNA 2 integrated graphics processor included in the Ryzen Pro 6000 supports the latest industry standards, including the most advanced codecs and connectors. HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.0. We won’t need a dedicated graphics card for the perfect experience and good performance with many graphics applications.

Within the Ryzen Pro 6000 series we find three lines, «H», which distinguishes models with higher power and TDP (up to 45 watts); “HS”, which is a version of the previous version with a lower TDP (up to 35 watts); and “U”, an ultra-low power version whose TDP is configurable and can range from 15 to 28 watts. These are designed to integrate easily into ultralight devices, usually weighing less than 1.5 kilograms. In the attached picture we can see the complete specifications of these new processors.

In terms of performance, we can see a noticeable jump in lower versions of TDP. Ryen 7 Pro 6850U in its 15-watt version yield 10% more than Ryzen 7 For the 5850U with the same TDP and in its 28-watt version we see an increase of 30%. When it comes to GPU performance, the difference is huge, with 50% more in the 15-watt version and 110% more in the 28-watt version.

According to AMD tests, this is a new generation of processors in multithreading is more powerful than Alder Lake-P, and also in tests centered around the integrated GPU, as seen in the second chart attached. Returning to efficiency, AMD ensures that the Ryzen Pro 6000 has reduced power consumption by up to 50% compared to the 2018 models and that it has reached very important efficiency milestones, such as doubling power per watt compared to the competition, reducing power consumption core by up to 67% and improve rendering speed by up to 39%.

AMD promises a number up to 29 hours on a single battery charge video playback with the Ryzen 7 Pro 6850U, a really impressive number because we are talking about more than one day of use without having to charge the device. In synthetic tests such as the MobileMark 2018, the processor experienced just over 26 hours of autonomy.

Ryzen Pro 6000: Improved security

Another aspect that AMD has improved with the new Ryzen Pro 6000 was safety. This new generation is equipped with OEM security features such as Lenovo ThinkShield and HP Sure StartWindows 11 Secured Core, AMD Memory Guard, Microsoft Pluto, AMD Secure Processor and AMD Shadow Stack. All this forms one of the most secure generations of processors that AMD has released so far.

As it might be, the Ryzen Pro 6000 also includes solutions that simplify and facilitate device integration and management in a professional environment. In this sense, he emphasizes AMD management processor, which simplifies device management and integration and certification AMD Pro Business Readywhich is synonymous with stability and reliability.

New Ryzen Pro 6000 processors will be available in a wide range of outfits from major OEMs such as Lenovo and HP. The most prominent models include the Lenovo ThinkPad P16s, Lenovo ThinkPad Z and HP EliteBook G9. They all arrive in a variety of formats and sizes so we can choose the one that suits us best. They will be available starting this quarter.