Lenovo's new Pro 2024 notebook is equipped with 7467 MT/s high-frequency memory, which significantly improves the game performance.
CTOnews.com, December 8 (Xinhua)-- Lenovo's new Pro 2024 notebook will be launched soon, with a new Core Ultra processor. Today, Lenovo released a video introducing the new 7467 MT/s high-frequency memory.
According to officials, Lenovo's new Pro 2023 Core laptop launched earlier this year uses 5200MT/s memory, the Ruilong version uses 6400 MT/s memory, and the upcoming Pro 2024 Core version uses a higher 7467 MT/s high-frequency memory.
In terms of performance, the new Core Ultra processor with 7467 MT/s high-frequency memory 3DMark runs 8-9% higher than 6400 MT/s memory, 9% in games, and 27% in AI and authoring software.
According to CTOnews.com 's previous report, the AMD R7 7840HS processor has been supported to LPDDR5x-7500 high-frequency memory, but has not been enabled by notebook manufacturers. It is expected that the upcoming Core Ultra notebook and AMD's new Ruilong 8040 notebook will use LPDDR5x-7500 high-frequency memory to achieve stronger kernel performance.
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