Intel’s latest laptop CPUs beat AMD, but you might want to hold off for gaming

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Intel’s latest laptop CPUs beat AMD, but you might want to hold off for gaming

A new video coming from BiliBili, a Chinese social network, shows off the performance of Intel and AMD’s current generation of mobile chips. The user pitted AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 365 against Intel’s Core Ultra 9 285H and the result is that the new Intel laptop CPU impresses in some areas, but not so much in gaming.

Intel sweeps the performance metrics when it comes to productivity, but AMD still keeps its competition at bay in gaming. This isn’t too surprising if you’ve been keeping up with the best gaming handhelds. One of the only handhelds using Intel’s chips, the MSI Claw, is already rumored to be considering ditching them for AMD’s gaming prowess.

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