AMD 3020e
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD 3020e is an AMD E-series processor and was released in the first quarter of 2020. It is a processor for mobile devices and it can be installed on all mainboards with the FT5 socket, permanently soldered. It is manufactured using the 14-nanometer process and is based on the Zen architecture, codenamed "Dali".

The processor has 2 cores and supports hyperthreading technology, whereby the 2 physical cores can become 4 logical cores if necessary, in order to be able to carry out more computing operations at the same time. The two cores have a standard clock frequency of 1.20 gigahertz and can increase the clock rate in turbo mode to up to 1.80 gigahertz (both cores utilized) or 2.60 gigahertz (only one core utilized).

The somewhat older AMD Radeon Vega 3 Graphics is used as the graphics unit in the mobile AMD 3020e processor. This iGPU was first used in a processor in the first quarter of 2018 and clocked at 1.00 gigahertz. It has 3 execution units and 192 shader units and is manufactured using the 14-nanometer process. The graphics achieves an FP32 processing power (single precision) of 384 gigaflops and is therefore not very powerful. In return, the graphics chip supports the decoding and encoding of almost all important video codecs. (See table above)

Officially, the AMD 3020e supports the operation of up to 32 gigabytes of RAM, although more memory can often be used in practice. DDR4 modules with up to 2400 megahertz are officially supported as the type. As is typical for AMD, memory modules with automatic error correction, so-called ECC modules, are also supported.

The processor has 8 PCIe Express lanes in version 3.0 for connecting internal high-performance data carriers (NVME M.2) or other expansion cards.

• Integrated AMD Radeon RX Vega 3 graphics unit
• Balanced performance and high energy efficiency
• Ideal for everyday computing tasks