AMD calls for the title of “fastest processor in the world” in almost all areas

AMD is drawing attention to a new promotional art that declares that its processors are the fastest in the world. A wheel -shaped image claims that its CPUs are ahead of the competition in almost every segment, and the company offers some details that inspired it to make these statements.

The first highlight we see in the disclosure is that AMD took the first and second place in the latest list of the top 500 supercomputers in the world, something that was published last month. Its EPYC processors and instinct plates boost El Capitan and Frontier, the most powerful of today.

Speaking of EPYC CPUS, they appear on the wheel like the best in the world for cloud, business use and Ia. AMD also calls its new ThreadRipper 9000 (Shimada Peak) from The Hedt Mainstream “kings” from processors to workstations.

Domestic PCs are featured in the disclosure

The famous Ryzen Ai Max (Strix Halo) are also highlighted as the best option for home PCs, offering up to 128 billion parameters locally. It is important to note that this number also needs that other notebook components are equally advanced, as Strix Halo supports up to 96GB of LPDDR5X memory.

As it should be, the famous Ryzen 9950x3D is also mentioned by the company, such as the “Best Desktop Option for Games and Content Creation.”

In which segment AMD doesn’t say it is in front?

A look at the processor wheel shows that AMD highlights the Ryzen 9955HX3D as the “fastest notebook PC processor in the world”. It is a CPU Fire Range-that is, the 9950x3D configured for mobile.

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But the interesting thing here is that the company is careful to say it’s the PC processor for faster notebooks. This is because in processors for this type of device, in general, it is the segment where AMD does not win from Intel.

According to TechPowerup, the Intel left the leadership in the products where the Arrow Lake-H and U compete with Ryzen processors of the same price and performance range.