Leaked Benchmarks New AMD Ryzen AI "Gorgon" Processors Spotted
Latest performance numbers have surfaced for AMD's poised mobile processor lineup. Recently found Geekbench entries shine some light on two unnamed chips-the high-end Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 and the mainstream Ryzen AI 7 450. The results are for entries associated with anticipated Lenovo and ASUS laptops and indicate that powerful options have come to the table as AMD is readying to consolidate its AI-focused silicon portfolio.
Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 The Ultimate 12-Core Processor
Among the leakages, the most prominent one is the Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, located in the "LENOVO 83Q8" device and "ASUS EXPERTBOOK BM3606CGA." This chip seems to be a very capable update to the Strix Point architecture.
Key Specifications and Performance
Core Configuration: 12 Cores and 24 Threads. Topology is divided into two clusters (Cluster 1 has 4 cores, Cluster 2 has 8 cores). Integrated Graphics: AMD Radeon 890M. Geekbench 6 Scores: Single Core- 2,978, great Multi Core- 15,968. OpenCL Performance: The Radeon 890M graphics scored 25,677 in a different test on the ASUS device.
Benchmark interestingly notes maximum frequencies of only 3.1 GHz on the Lenovo unit and approximately 2.6 GHz on the ASUS unit; these are either engineering samples or were tested under very tight power limits. Multi-core performance is still very competitive, especially with such a low clock rate.
Ryzen AI 7 450 The Mainstream Contender
Sitting below the HX series is the Ryzen AI 7 450, benchmarked inside a "LENOVO 83Q6" laptop. The chip promises to strike a good balance between efficiency and performance.
Key Specifications and Performance
Core Configuration: 8 Cores and 16 Threads (split evenly into two clusters of 4 cores each).
Graphics: Integrated AMD Radeon 860M.
Geekbench 6 Scores: This model posted a Single Core score of 2,624 and a Multi-Core score of 10,598.
Frequency: Unlike its bigger sibling, this chip boosted significantly higher during testing, showing a maximum frequency of approximately 5.15 GHz.
What This Means for Next-Gen Laptops
These benchmarks confirm that manufacturers like Lenovo and ASUS are actively testing these "Gorgon" family chips for next-generation hardware. The Ryzen AI 9 HX 470, with its 12-core design, is clearly aimed at content creators and power users who need substantial multi-threaded performance. Meanwhile, the Ryzen AI 7 450 offers a solid 8-core alternative for general productivity and ultrathin laptops.
Both chips utilize DDR5 memory, with the test systems running roughly 32GB to 64GB of RAM, further emphasizing their positioning in premium devices.
