AMD announced the Ryzen Pro 5000 series of mobile processors that compete with Intel’s VPRO platform. This new processor series is geared towards the commercial sector. The Pro 5000 series using Zen 3 architecture will be used in ultrabooks. Besides, the processor will be able to work normally without affecting performance and battery consumption. The Pro 5000 series will be unveiled in many ultrabooks this year, including Elitbook, Probook, ThinkPad and ThinkBook.
The Pro 5000 series Ryzen on the paper is very similar to the 5000 series processors. The new Pro 5000 series 8 cores / 16 views, 20 MB cache, 1.9 GHz base clock speed and one hour speed increased to 4.4 GHz. The power consumption of the processor is expressed as 15W TDP. The features of Pro 5000 are also included in Ryzen 7 Pro 5850U. Ultrabooks often use 4-core processors.
Intel’s Tiger Lake VPRO series processors currently have 4 cores. Apple M1 is another 8-core ultrabook processor. Therefore, AMD is not the first 8-core ultrabook processor. The new Pro 5000 series processors include AMD Pro manageability technology that competes with Intel’s active management technology. Finally, the Pro 5000 series supports Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager, which simplifies IT staff’s business.
