AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS vs Intel Core 7 processor 150U

The AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS is a mobile processor based on the Rembrandt architecture (Zen 3+), manufactured using the 6nm process.

With 8 cores and 16 threads, as well as an L2 cache of 4 MB and an L3 cache of 16 MB, it is designed for high performance in gaming and workstation laptops. It delivers significantly superior computing power in single-core and multi-core applications compared to its Intel competitor. The integrated AMD Radeon 680M graphics offers remarkable performance for an iGPU, enabling smooth gaming in many titles and significantly surpassing the graphics performance of the Intel processor.

With a TDP of 35-45W, it requires more robust cooling but offers uncompromising performance. This makes it an ideal choice for demanding users and gamers. The Intel Core 7 processor 150U is a mobile processor of the Raptor Lake U architecture, manufactured using the 10nm process.

It is primarily designed for thin, light laptops and focuses on energy efficiency. With 1 P-core and 8 E-cores, as well as 10 threads, it offers solid performance for everyday tasks and multitasking, although its computing power is lower than that of the AMD model. An L2 cache of 12 MB is present, but no L3 cache.

The integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics 96 (Alder Lake) is sufficient for basic graphical tasks and light gaming but does not match the performance of the AMD iGPU. Its low TDP of 15W enables long battery life and compact laptop designs, making it optimal for mobile users who value efficiency and portability.