Discrete GPU performance (albeit from several generations ago) makes its way to integrated graphics engines.

Where is the point? One is a dedicated GPU, the other is an integrated graphics engine. One is for gamers (or was many years ago), the other for people using Word or Excel.

Steamdeck doesn’t have a dedicated gpu

I’m still rocking my Vega 56 on my main rig and now have to realize that it will soon be less powerful than AMD’s iGPUs. Damn.

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I think the point is, it doesn’t have to just be for Excel anymore.

I can actually play hunt showdown on my 13" Ryzen framework laptop. That’s insane. This is saying it’ll be a lot better on the upcoming chips, that’s even more insane.

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