AMD's new RX 7700s notebook GPU score is exposed, which is not as good as RTX 3060.

CTOnews.com January 6 news, ASUS recently released a full AMD configuration TUF notebook, using the latest Ryzen 7000 CPU and Radeon RX 7000 graphics card. Now, this notebook has appeared on Geekbench, and the data shows that the RX 7700S OpenCL runs less than the RTX 3060 notebook GPU.

As shown above, this notebook is equipped with R5 6600HS vest R5 7535HS, graphics card for the latest release RX 7700S, memory for 8GB.

In terms of running points, the RX 7700S has an OpenCL score of about 81000 points, while the RTX 3060 model with high performance release can reach 100000 points. The latest exposure RTX 4050 6GB also has a score of 84000 points.

CTOnews.com understands that AMD's S-Suffix GPUs are built for thin and light versions of the game. According to AMD officials, the new AMD Radeon RX 7000S Series graphics cards maximize the efficiency of AMD RDNA 3 architecture, providing powerful performance for the latest gaming and content creation projects at 100W or less. AMD Radeon RX 7700S graphics card supports high frame rate games, and in some 1080p games, its performance improvement is 29% higher than the previous generation.

In terms of parameters, RX 7700S has 32CU, equipped with 8GB 128bit GDDR6 memory, up to 100W power consumption, single precision computing performance of 20.5 TFLOPs.