AMD's Frustrating Dance Around Its Most Promising GPU yet AMD's latest moves in the world of high end gaming and AI capable laptops have sparked a mix of excitement and frustration among enthusiasts and industry observers.
The company has begun to make noise about its plans to compete with Nvidia's RTX Spark PCs, but so far, we're seeing more hype than substance.
The Ryzen AI Max 400 series chip, dubbed "Gorgon Halo," is AMD's most promising GPU yet. Early models, such as the HP ZBook codenamed "Sundae," run on this chip and promise up to 190GB of unified memory.