According to TechSpot , chip giant AMD has caused a stir among gamers with a shocking announcement that its new Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU can deliver superior gaming performance, up to 75% faster than its competitor, the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V.
To prove this, AMD released benchmark results on 15 popular games at 1080p resolution and medium graphics settings. The results showed that the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 completely outperformed the Core Ultra 7 258V, especially in demanding games like Call of Duty and Forza Horizon 5 , achieving frame rates (FPS) more than 50 FPS higher.
AMD claims to outperform Intel Core Ultra 7 258V in gaming performance.
PHOTO: SCREENSHOT FROM TECHSPOT
AMD reaches the top thanks to strong software support?
However, the secret behind this victory lies in software 'trickery'. Specifically, AMD took full advantage of graphics upscaling and frame generation technologies such as FSR 3, HYPR-RX, and AFMF 2 to boost the performance of the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. Meanwhile, Intel only used XeSS (when supported) or FSR, leaving the Core Ultra 7 258V completely outmatched by its competitor due to its lack of frame generation capabilities.
When comparing their raw performance (without using any enhancement technologies), these CPUs show fairly similar power. However, each CPU also excels in certain games.
Although controversial, it's undeniable that technologies like graphics upscaling, frame rate generation, and dynamic resolution scaling will be the future of mobile gaming. And on this front, AMD is leading with FidelityFX Super Resolution widely supported in hundreds of titles, while Intel's XeSS only supports just over 130 titles.
AMD's announcement about the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 has reignited the mobile CPU war. Will Intel respond with even more powerful new technologies? The answer will be revealed in the near future.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/amd-ryzen-ai-co-thuc-su-de-bep-intel-core-ultra-ve-hieu-suat-choi-game-185241116104946131.htm
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