Intel Core i5-11400H Review, The Ryzen 5 5600H Killer?
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Video Index:
00:00 - Intro, Specs and Test Setup
03:32 - Productivity Benchmarks
08:17 - 1080p Game Benchmarks feat RTX 3050
10:28 - Head to Head Comparisons
12:55 - Power Scaling
14:55 - Final Thoughts
Laptops Used for Testing:
XMG Core 17 2021
MSI GE76 Raider 11900HK
Lenovo Legion 5 15ACH6H
Asus TUF Dash F15
Asus ZenBook 13 OLED
Gigabyte Aorus 15G
Gigabyte Aorus 15P
XMG Apex 17 2021
Asus ROG Flow X13
Gigabyte Aorus 17X
MSI Stealth 15M
Schenker Via 14
XMG Core 14
Intel NUC M15
Dell Inspiron 14 7000
Tuxedo Aura 15
HP Probook x360 435 G7
Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 7
Lenovo ThinkPad T14
HP Envy x360 (4500U)
Lenovo IdeaPad 14
Acer Swift 3 14 Ice Lake
Razer Blade 15 Base
MSI GE66 Raider 10SGS
Asus TUF Gaming A15 FA506IV
MSI GL65 Leopard 10SEK
MSI GS66 Stealth 10SE
Asus TUF Gaming A15 FA506IU
Asus TUF Gaming A15 FA506II
Gigabyte Aorus 15G XB
Asus Zephyrus G14 GA401IV
Asus ZenBook Pro Duo UX481FL
Razer Blade Stealth 2019
MSI Prestige 14 A10SC
Gigabyte Aorus 15
MSI GE75 Raider 9SF
Razer Blade Pro 17
Asus ROG Strix Scar III G531G
Gigabyte Aorus 15 XA
Acer Predator Helios 300 (9750H)
Asus ZenBook UM433D
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AMD fan boy here. Love the fact that you can go out in the market and buy something from either camp and can’t go wrong.
AMD prices have gone way up sadly in the desktop side
@@iceyberq yeah and intel seems to be the company that’s the least impacted by the shortages lol
@Bennyboy intel sells a lot of cpus, they sell more budget cpus than amd
@@blinkcatmeowmeow8484 they also have their own fabs, amd relies on tsmc
AMD laptops are overpriced where I live because the greedy retailers want to cash in on the demand for Ryzen cpus. In some cases even more price than intel. Scalpers everywhere
Do you know who really wins?
Us, the consumer. Because we are finally getting improvements and value. Rather than a 6 year stagnation.
On the CPU front, true. GPU front? Nah. But hey, at least AMD is now not shit in CPU's and GPU's for laptops.
@@siyzerix Almost. Just the scent of AMD closing in had Nvidia produce a class of GPUs far better than the previous generation they tried to stick us with. AMD doesn't have to beat Nvidia, they just have to provide a viable alternative enough to light a fire under their ass.
@@abdulmuhaimin9787 That is, if it'll actually come out. And, you know, be available. And actually be available at competitive prices. Because i doubt AMD will be so generous to put a rx6600m below a rtx 3060 in price.
@@siyzerix true enough.
AMD sucks. Intel is still better at the CPU front, and Nvidia is superior at the GPU front. The "competition" is a sham.
As an Amd fan this is excellent. With actual competition from intel it’s gonna stop AMD from getting a monopoly on gaming cpus. It’s a lot more stable for both companies as well.
I mean for there to be competition there has to be plentiful supply. Look at the GPU market. There is 0 competition, you get whichever card has the best value that you can afford to spend. Thankfully Intel has their own fabs so the supply problems are not bad right now, but consider what will happen when Intel starts making cpus from TSMC nodes, unless they change their plans and use Intel nodes.
We need 3-4 more companies to actually not have a duopoly though.
@@freddy19985 No you Intel shill lmao.
@@freddy19985 what? ryzen 4000 already miles ahead in core count and efficiency, for instance i7 10750h vs ryzen 7 4800h, ryzen 5 4600h vs i5 10300h
well unless amd bring zen 4 and rdna2 in laptop next year, if intel alder lake perform as expected, amd will lost laptop cpu battle for next year (2022), since there rumors amd stuck withn zen 3+ in laptop
Why is this 11400H vs 5600H,when most of the benchmarks is 11400H vs i7 11800H lol
edit: Thank you for changing it xD
noticed this too 😂
They are too afraid to shows intel banish amd in gaming benchmark
Finally the comparison I wanted
Where was that at? I didnt see the 5600 in ANY of the graphs....
@@crisnmaryfam7344 whattttt
Were you even watching mate
This review was so exciting indeed! So much drama, so much tension! And the good guy eventually wins! Awesome!
@@robinhood263 why be toxic
Thank you. I just started getting into modern laptops, so these comparisons were very enlightening.
Finally, a time where you can't go wrong with either. I love competition
Now, stocks pls.
Intel has superior drivers though
Well the Intel should be easier to find since these days most people regard them as "Intel = bad"
@@How23497 Intel is easier to find primarily because they have their own fabs so they don't have to sit in line over at TSMC like AMD waiting for wafers to get made.
@@How23497 Nah it's because Intel makes their own chips compared to AMD which uses TSMC's silicon
@@saharatul what drivers? Ive never heard of that
Thank you so much for making this video! It helped my better understand the core I was looking at and it's performance!
Finally the competition we needed!
Finally been looking for this video for ages
I love it when competing products perform this closely. This is seriously good news for anyone in the market for a laptop. No Fanboys will be punished on either side, haha.
As someone who can finish a large pizza from dominos by myself i gotta say the CPU market is thriving at the moment. very exciting. now lets get these darn GPUs back to normal.
imagine if CPU prices skyrocketed like the GPU's
Half off mondays extra large all for meeeee
This is one if not the best channel for review! Keep the good work
I ain't no fanboy, bring on the competition!
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Why not include games like Valorant or CSGO? They both are Esport titles and usually they can make use of the high refresh rate displays
Nice picks.
Overwatch and League of Legends are some I'd like to see myselfl!
There fucking boring we all know they can run them as they old as dirt
@@chriswright8074 it's about high refresh rate and low variability. It takes a decent computer to run a game like that at 1440p 240 fps
because they pump so many frames that bottlenecks can happen in other parts of the system.
@@goodbeans cap any last graphics in the past 5 years can run that shit 😂😂
i think 10500h and rtx3060 config would do the trick around $999-$1100 range would be quite popular imo
Just out of curiosity I ran the shadow of the tomb raider benchmark with the same settings here 8:45 on my desktop RTX 2070 and Ryzen 7 5800x, on average I got 123 fps which is higher than laptop rtx 3070 and only 10 fps slower than a laptop rtx 3080! Wow I wasn't expecting the difference to be that much!
More competition! Yay!
People shit on Intel's 10nm always, but it is to be noted that the transistor density makes it almost equivalent or better than the AMD 7nm. It's just that Ryzen architecture is more efficient. Nothing wrong with the 10nm superfin
@@SF-li9kh You got your info bit wrong.
@@K.R.X Tom from XMG , ie the same laptop you see here on screen replied to my comment on Jarrrods video that 10nm superfin is almost same as 7nm tsmc due to higher transistor density. Almost all reviewers know this. It seems you are the only one who missed it lol
@@SF-li9kh No. It's almost equivalent. It's not better than TSNC 7nm. That's the bit you got wrong. Intel's design does suck tho.
Thanks for the videos!
Would like to see gaming benchmarks of an 1195g7 max power (3060 minimum). Wonder when and if these machines will ever come out...
I know that each brand and each series of laptops have different cooling configurations. But where's the temperature comparison, though? IMO there should be some kind of base comparison. It's rare to see you didn't include temp comparison.
any chance we will se the new samsung 4k 144hz monitor review soon, i am so close to pull the trigger but i would love to hear what you guys think of it ... ! great video
I'm just happy to see ryzen 5 4600h keeping up.
11400H is keeping up with 5600H.. but unfortunately 11400H is priced higher 💔
For a laptop what is better? Ryzen 5 or core i5? Am not sure if my bro will get me a gaming laptop but i said i will mainly be using it for video editing and music production (,youtube vlogs and music covers).
Got an i5 11400H + RTX 3060 95W laptop from Asus TUF series and having a blast! Upgraded straight from an rx480 + i7 3770 so you can imagine the mind blow of a gaming experience I've been having. The CPU however gets to 90 degrees which im not comfortable with, so i managed to undervolt it just enough to bring it in the 80-83 degree range. The GPU however stays at 80 degrees all the time at full load so not bad. Its the perfect combination for a gamer like me on a budget!
Same i got a i5 11400h with rtx 3050ti because of budget constraints.But i am happy with my gaming experience.
@@saansardar1215 👍🏼 the 3000 series laptop GPUs are definitely worth it. Unlike older GPUs the laptop variants are actually comparable in performance to their desktop versions. And dlss helps to extend the GPUs gaming life.
try disable turbo boost and set undervolt to -100mv for i511400H on BIOS. Our MSI GF63 on DOOM Eternal have 60 degrees CPU and 63 degress RTX 3050 35W
Can do that. But then I'm sacrificing some performance.
@@arnie2309 35 watt of 3050? 😂😂
Mine is 85 watt, 35 is like the lowest wattage a 3050 laptop can have, and it goes much worse than a maxed 3050 with 85 watt
Trying to buy a laptop here, which one is better? the I5 11th gen or R5 5600H?
1 year later... I managed to snag a 2021 Acer Nitro 5 Ryzen 5 5600H RTX 3060 laptop for $600. This should last me at least 4 years. Thanks for the great coverage Tim!
Dang, thats a crazy deal.
Only got a 11400H 3060 combo for 800€.
AMD has been restricting tuning with tools like ryzenadj with Cezanne. if intel still allows their H series to be tweaked via XTU or BIOS then I don't mind switching camp
Are there difference in heat and battery performance between these chips?
I'm so glad that Intel's mobile division is still in a good boxing match against AMD. Really hope the DIY parts end up catching back up to AMD with Alder and Raptor Lake...
I got this processor in the Acer Helios 300. And I feel it's kinda of slow for intensive tasks? Like for example unzipping large files takes forever...and when the CPU is under heavy load the whole PC stuters and lags and feels slow ovearall. I have also had a change to play with a laptop that had Ryzen 5800HS that did none of this things and was way better with intensive tasks and even under heavy load the PC felt smooth and fast. Also the unziping of large tasks was waaay quicker. Like 20 minutes compared to 60-70 minutes from the i5. Anyone has any thoughts on this?
Aye please review thew new Phanteks fan and AIO!
Buying a new lap in 2022 should i go for i5 10th gen or ryzen 5 5600h ??
zen3 mobile always cut off the cache in favor of "integrated graphic"
Which became a problem in gaming tests. Check out JarrodTechs review. Ryzen 5800H swept clean 11800H in productivity, but with gaming the lack of cache began to show and the 11800H boosted ahead
This video makes me kind of sad. My i9-8950HK needs 90-100W to hit a 3100-3150 CB R20 score, while the 11400H can do 3400 at half to less than half the wattage.
Gotta build my ITX system soon I reckon.
Is it possible to disable dgpu to use igpu to to save on battery ?
maybe I missed it but where was the 10th gen i5?
Please can you review gv-n3090turbo-24gd if possible.✌
bro, what should i buy between Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 GeForce RTX™ 3050 - Ryzen 5 5600 8GB 512SSD and Acer Nitro 5 AN515-57 GeForce RTX™ 3050 - 144Hz i5 11400 8GB 512ssd, please i need ur comparison
Kinda missing an assessment of power usage and thus battery life. The 45W Intel models consume a lot more power than the same TDP models from AMD. Ltt does a neat comparison and the difference in endurance ist massive.
AMD is the king in terms of efficiency/battery life since Zen2.
@SmashStomp Inc there is more to life than gaming and they do a fair few productivity workload tests in this review. I'm currently looking at which of the four CPUs (5600U, 5800U, 11400H and 11800H) to get in my new worklaptop and I need at least 3-4 hours, relatively high load productivity time away from the wall without my laptop slowing to a crawl. The machine also being able to game on the internal display is just a nice to have.
Loaded power consumption is an entirely different thing from idle / idle adjacent power consumption.
At 45W, a processor can kill an FAA approved battery within 2 hours, even if it doesn’t boost at all.
@@DGao-zz5vq the thing about that is that when it comes to TDP ratings 45W! = 45W. AMD measure them differently from Intel and AMD's calculation doesn't even relate to physical power consumption. So what would be useful would be a solid comparison of how much there CPUs or the complete platforms use in total. The TDP ratings are a very poor indicator in that regard
@@ilnahro6076 Jarrod’s Tech has a good video on 5800H vs 11800H at different power limits. The short conclusion, IIRC, is that at PL1/extended of above ~60W, Tiger Lake overtakes Cezanne in multithreaded workload, below that Cezanne takes the lead.
It’s difficult to precisely gauge the power consumption, because their boost behaviors are different. AMD processors more opportunistically ramps up power whenever the cooling allows it, Intel operates on a boost time basis.
where is the comparison between 11800h and 5800h? I can't find it
not a fanboy to any cpu, i can go intel or amd. but gpu, I'm still team nvidia. there's really something in there gpu, & the geforce experience utility.
and dlss
fidelity has come but it will take 2 years to work properly
So far I'm seeing quite a few Zen 3 laptops available in my area in healthy stock.
i think ryzen 5 5600h is a better pick for me , as i like thin laptops and it can run cooler . Also , 11th gen has crazy powerdraws so it might affect battery life . Also in my country , only 4 core varient of i5 11th gen is available in the budget range of 5600h . So i guess AMD is a better pick for me .
Same
ryzen provide better battery life but it heat more than intel sorry
5600H doesn't run cooler than intel according to jarods tests
9 months later : 11400h laptops are cheaper than 5600h laptops in my country for about 1 month now,and I bought a 11400h/3060 nitro 5 as a watched these awesome guys and also Jarrod. Intel is in the right path in my opinion. They still have some problems ahead of themselves.
When AVX-512 optimizations for Intel 11th gen processors go mainstream, i5-11***H will outperform AMD Ryzen 5 models with 10X-20x performance boost. This will most likely include all data science applications - plus Blender, Cad and Video/Image Editing programs. And naturally i7-11**H charts will go trough the roof.
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Can't wait for a g50a review
When are you going to review the 4K LG 27GP950-B? It's been out for sometime and i was desperately hoping for a review.
These are both great cpu but I will probably stick with ryzen as not all chassis will support this much temperature and ryzen gives battery life
help me bruh
Asus tuf f15 with i5 11400 and rtx 3050, 32gb ram
or
dell g15 5515 ryzen 7 5800h with rtx 3050 8gb ram
I'm confused, please suggest me
Bro acer nitro 5 i5 11400h or ryzen 5600h both with rtx 3050 and 16gb ram, which one should I go for?
Go for the Cheaper Variant
I think Alder Lake may spank AMD badly.I have a ryzen now,but i have no problem changing if Intel is better or better value.
I don't buy Intel but I want them to bring product to compete to keep prices competitive..
Efficient and powerful as Zen 3 might be, it isn't at all an "innovation," or progress, when it costs more, so much more, as opposed to less or about the same as older gen. with power draw, ultimately, close to one another when playing or using the computer "normally."
Except 11400H is in stock, Zen3 mobile isn't.
ok boomer
Tbh I expect prices to keep rising. Performance improvements are now through adding more silicon by 3d stacking (like 3d v cache) or smaller nodes which are more expensive per transistor.
@@slay3rgamingyt Yeah it is. The nitro 5 with a 5600h costs $1150. Comes with a 3060 too.
Why are you getting pessimistic about this? This is a result of competition. It might not be a major progress for you, but it sets the foundations on their next-gen CPUs like Alder Lake.
As a Noctua fan...this is cool !
this wooshed over ppls head ;)
Are you a fan?
It just feels like a premature release.Not saying it's bad as any competition is good for the makret.I just think it's a little late.If they say released it 6 months ago it would have been a great product and pretty sure people would pay 10-15% more for it if it is in stock but it's so close to the next gen cpu's that people may just wait to see what Intel and AMD will release next before deciding on a purchase.
Glad to see Intel back in competition. Although, I have a 5900X. All what I care about is quality. And I love seeing competition at this level.
Hi,
I need some advice. I’m currently in the market for a new laptop for school that can handle games like COD WZ, productivity work, and/or some light creative work. I found the Gigabyte G5 GD & MD models. Both are have similar hardware (144Hz 72% NTSC display, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Core i5-11400H), with the GD having a 75W RTX 3050 and the MD having a 75W RTX 3050 ti. The MD costs 100 Canadian dollars more (@ $1,249.99) over the GD (@ $1,149.99 after $100 mail-in rebate).
So… is it worth getting the MD model (RTX 3050 ti)? Thanks in advance.
I'm sorry but 4gb vram isn't really enough for Warzone and most other titles. try to grab a 100W+ 3060 6gb vram at back 2 school offers or save for one more month it's worth it with the additional performance.
@@_TrueDesire_ Thanks for the advice. I've been thinking about that but it might be tough to stretch the budget any further. I suppose I could wait a little longer to save up some more cash. However, I'm not gonna be using it for intensive gaming; 1080P Medium settings would be fine for me, and I've seen both GPUs handle WZ with DLSS @ around 70-90FPS.
What I'm really looking for is something that can handle moderate gaming (low-med settings @ 60FPS), productivity (MS Office), and light creative work (PS, LR, Premier) without breaking the bank.
Anyway, if ever I do find a way to stretch my budget, I found the next best thing to be the Gigabyte G5 KC. It has an i5-10500H, RTX 3060, and 144Hz 99% sRGB Display but costs CA$1,500. Do you think this is a better option, even if it has an older CPU? I've seen other models from other manufacturers (ASUS TUF, MSI) with 2060/3060s but their displays aren't even at 99% sRGB, which won't be helpful for creative work.
Thanks in advance. I really appreciate your response earlier.
@@vinzman888 do you have access to a monitor? if so the built in one might not be the deciding factor?
it's always nice to have a stronger cpu but it doesn't matter as much as the gpu in the end for gaming, an i5 10th series is still great.
but i can't emphasize this enough, 4GB was great maybe 3 years ago but now games really like to have access to more. I had an AMD Fury 4GB back in the days and just after one year i couldn't use it as i wanted, swapped for nvidia gtx 1080.
and since you do creative workloads why not give AMD a go? they last longer on battery too than intel (in balanced mode anyway).
my desktop 3900X has worked great since release with the stock fan. i also finally upgraded my old 9th gen i7 with gtx 1060 to the Lenovo Legion 5 with AMD 5600H and RTX 3060 6GB.
i've been building computers since the celeron single core 300 MHz days, upgrading 28K modem to 33,6K and later forked out for ISDN (two telephone lines with a whopping 128K/s haha) and i've given both Intel and AMD their respective turns, when i got more for my money, in their respective camps.
since i live in Sweden i can't say anything regarding the prices, sorry :(
try to find out some gaming benchmarks on some sites that shows vram caching and i don't mean you should focus on those with 4X MSAA or anything crazy like that, but 4GB is very restrictive in 1080p these days and that doesn't account for the upcoming games in 2022 or later. i try to keep my laptops for 3-4 years before upgrading since i also have my desktop, how long you use yours might differ but even if you plan to just have it for 2 years, i would say it's worth it to get 6GB vram, if nothing else you get it back when you sell it.
sorry for the gigantic wall of text 🙏
@@_TrueDesire_ Thank you very much for your response. It's very well thought out and I now understand how much more important VRAM in terms of gaming and creative workloads, specially in future-proofing the machine. No, I don't have access to a good external monitor, that's why the laptop's display is a big deal for me too.
I will definitely take your words into consideration when I finally am able to make the purchase. Thank you!
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What was the conclusion? Who won??
I don't get it, you compare different notebooks with different GPUs, not sure if this is really a good comparison if you want to know how the CPU performance is, or does I just don't get it?
How on earh a 4core is an i7 (11370H) , and a 6core (11400H) is an i5 , in the same lineup ?
i7 11370H is a H35 chip while an i5 11400h is a h45 chip
Yeah, that's always been dumb, and the i7-11370H is one of the worst CPUs of the year.
@@reinhardtwilhelm5415 they should've call it i3 and priced it as an i3
Thank you.
Now this is good for everyone
finally 6 core i5
*in mobiles
16:45 Thunderbolt not available on AMD laptops however is not AMDs fault, it's the decision of the OEM. There's actually no technical reason for AMD laptops not having Thunderbolt.
_[citation needed]_
on desktop there are a few that has it, i think no more than 5 mobos had it when i built mine but thunderbolt wasn't of interest at that time. dunno if an add on card is available?
@@_TrueDesire_ AMD's AM4 desktop platform has far more PCIe lanes available than AMD's FP6 mobile platform. Mobile platforms are far more tightly integrated and don't have the kind of universal overprovisioning of their desktop counterparts. That's how mobile remains small and power-efficient. No OEM is going to make a Thunderbolt without AMD's engineering support. It's just not something that is possible within the scope of the current platform. Same goes for USB 4.0. Meanwhile, Thunderbolt is overkill for most users anyway. USB-C 3.2 Gen2 with DisplayPort and Power Delivery is good enough for docking stations and external storage. The prospect of attaching eGPUs to your ultrabook laptop is a bit of a pipe dream because even the plentyful 40 Gbit/s Thunderbolt 4 interface is way too much of a bottleneck for any modern GPU. It's just not a cost-effective solution. The only people who need Thunderbolt (IMHO) are scientists and high-end content creators who are shuffling tons of data (4K video material, RAW data, science data) from workstation to storage and who can really utilize the 40 GBit/s of Thunderbolt. For everyone else with their occasional USB backup plan, the 10 GBit/s of USB 3.x Gen2 is just good enough (and still blazingly fast if you ask me, if you compare it with the stagnating speed of spinning disk HDDs over the last few decades). // Tom
My 9750h six-core "flagship" CPU from two years ago is now looking obsolete in comparison. I paid a premium price for that CPU 😆
what if you re-paste it ?? is it help ??
And that's a good thing! Like how CPUs progressed almost two decades back. We were happy that our flagship products got outdated within months, because that meant the industry was progressing rapidly instead of milking us by rehashing the same thing every other year.
@@masx4813 Already did it once six months ago with thermal grizzly, it helped for a while, but now runs hawt again 😄 will have to do it again.
@@gagan.dee.p yeah 😂 never try liquid metal, thermal grizzly is truly safe solutions
Nah man. Not compared to the i7 11365G7 4c/4t cpu.
Steve's work !
Funny, couple years ago Intel Project Athena came up with idea "faster low powered CPU and long lasting battery, efficient." Now not much of it.
then AMD built it.. and Intel was like 🥺
Project Athena was the codename for what is now publicly marketed as the Intel® Evo™ Platform. // Tom
What..
How about power scaling on intel with undervolt?
Why did the video switch to 11400H Vs 11800H half way through
Because HardwareUnboxed had i5 and i7 systems with identical GPUs (RTX 3050 at 80W + 15W Dynamic Boost), giving them the opportunity of a direct apple-to-apple comparison. A system with Ryzen 5 5600H and RTX 3050 was not available at time of review. // Tom
time when being able "not to suck" is a great feat for an intel cpu
though most intel users will just want the i9 brand, they are not in it for ant reason other than brand
This post has so many inaccuracies and assumptions its funny
First normal intel cpu names in few years)
I thought this was an AMD vs. Intel 6 core processor comparison. It seem to switch to an Intel 4 core to an Intel 8 core comparison for games. Did I miss something?
Isn't competition lovely? :)
Did I miss something? Title is vs Ryzen 5 but only mentioned without benchmarks at the end? Most of the video is vs the i7? Also, no tests on battery life or performance when on battery.
Who use igpu with a Intel H series Mobile PROs !!!
Generally they are used in gaming laptops , & they always got gpu with them
Intel. Why is the 11370H an i7, while the 11400H is an i5. Do your numbers mean nothing?!!
The problem is I can get a ryzen 7 5800H laptop for the price of intel i5 11400H laptop.
wow that is nice, i had choice of either i5 and 512gb ssd with 3060 or go AMD (which i did) because then i got 1tb ssd with the 5600H.
@@_TrueDesire_
Check out HP victus.
Don't forget to LIKE the video
So glad i bought i5 11400h
Should have tested csgo and valorant for cpu performance :'(
There are no bad products, only bad prices.
I wish there were more competitively priced all AMD laptops to recommend to my colleague. Right now the best on offer for €1200,- or less is a Ryzen Renoir CPU + GTX 1660Ti. Not a single AMD current gen GPU to be found, meanwhile any Nvidia RTX 3060 laptop in this price range gets a bad display I can't recommend to anyone...
Ques: Which is best?
Ans: The cheaper one.
It's funny to think about this, how the roles reversed. Now it's Intel that's a better deal in the low end?
Thought, Intel made a huge mistake with the IGPs. It's the low end CPUs that should have the biggest IGPs that are wasted on the higher end CPUs.
Hardly.. The G series is a joke. Only the H series is at least comparable
For those of you in US, before you waste money on 11400H, you can buy 11600K for same price and it's much better too. FYI.
We need more Single Core power not multicore.
I do office workd and sometimes design ...
not rendering some youtube video nobody will watch.
this is good showcase of that Intel's 10nm is actually good. Now if only used that 10nm in desktop CPUs....
So basically, Intel is back in the gaming laptop space in full force. Not half bad. Remember when laptop CPUs used to be underpowered pieces of shit? It wasn't too long ago.
I always go for the enthusiast market. Intel needs to get their act together and I hope Alder lake scales like Ryzen did. We need competition.
I do too. While AMD's 5000 series processors perform well, they launched at a price that made me go meh. AMD didn't even bother releasing non-x skus for intel's 11th gen failure. If intel's 12th gen launch sucks too I could easily see AMD launching their next CPUs at an even higher price and leaving the 5000 series where it is much like they did with the 3600.
its like MediaTek vs Snapdragon
well unless amd bring zen 4 and rdna2 in laptop next year, if intel alder lake perform as expected, amd will lost laptop cpu battle for next year (2022)
Intel still has a better gaming and higher market value 78% intel -22 percent amd seriously u have to grow baby amd
Lol, all charts show either equal performance between AMD and Intel or 2-3% difference either way. Conclusion - 11400H is superior product. I'm so confused. I think the white laptop or maybe silver is the way to go here.
Actually i5 11400H does not comes with a Budget Laptop 😂.
Meanwhile 5600H is Paired with 1650,3050,3050ti,3060 a Full Fledged Lineup for Low Budget Users
Ill stick with AMD..