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Jacob Ridley

AMD's new 890M mobile GPU could be over 30% faster than the 780M currently used in most handheld gaming PCs

AMD Strix Point APU chip, held in a hand, with the reflected light showing the various processing blocks in the chip die.

AMD's latest mobile processors are nearly ready to go and we're beginning to see just what they'll bring with them in terms of performance when they arrive. It's seemingly great news for gamers, too, as the new Radeon 890M GPU looks to be a serious step-up over the 780M.

The 890M is the new iGPU to launch within the new AMD Ryzen AI 300-series. It includes 16 RDNA 3.5 CUs and will run at 2,900 MHz. The last-generation 780M, found in both 7000-series and 8000-series Ryzen mobile processors, contains just 12 RDNA 3 CUs at 2,800 MHz. From speeds and feeds alone, the 890M should be a decent step-up in performance, but we are now able to more confidently confirm that to be the case.

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