With the rise in the computerized world, upgraded processors are in the demand. Various brands are working throughout the world such as Intel, Microchip, AMD, etc to meet the world demand. AMD has recently revealed its new Zen 2 7020 series processors that include Ryzen 5, Ryzen 3, and Athlon Gold options. These processors are made for everyday computing and are the first series to come with Athlon & Ryzen options.
The laptops that have AMD 7020 chips are highly expected to come in quarter 4 of 2022. In this article, we will discuss AMD 7020 series laptop price in Nepal with its specifications, features, and availability.
Specification of AMD 7020 series
It is a 6nm U series CPU that offers you long battery life and have strong multi-core performance. Furthermore, this processor has integrated graphics that gives you a solid gaming performance. This chip delivers you a snappy performance and higher battery life. The three revealed AMD 7020 series are:
Ryzen 5 7520U:
Ryzen 5 7520U has a 4 core and 8 thread in a setup that gives you a clock speed of 4.3Ghz. This processor is powered by a TDP of 8-15W. Furthermore, it has Radeon 610M of integrated graphics and occupy 6MB of cache.
Athlon Gold 7220U:
It is a dual-core chip that has a clock speed of 3.7Ghz. 7220U is set up in a way that offers 2 cores and 8 threads. This processor is powered by a TDP of 8-15W and occupy a 5MB cache. Furthermore, it has Radeon 610M of integrated graphics.
Ryzen 3 7320U:
Ryzen 3 7320 U has a 4 core and 8 threads that gives a clock speed of 4.1Ghz. This processor is powered by a TDP of 8-15W and included cache of 6MB. Furthermore, it has a integrated graphics of Radeon 610M.
Pricing and Availability:
There is no news regarding its pricing. However, it is expected that laptops with these APUs may cost between $399 and $699. Lets wait for its launch. The converted price for these APU’s laptop in Nepal is between NPR. 51,568 to NPR. 90,342.
So, What are your thoughts on the new AMD 7020 series? Let us know down below in the comment section..
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