Microsoft Surface Laptop 4: Specs, features, pricing, availability
Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4 promises performance and battery life improvements over a range of Intel Core and AMD Ryzen Surface Edition chips.
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Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4 promises performance and battery life improvements over a range of Intel Core and AMD Ryzen Surface Edition chips.
Microsoft tends to update their Surface lineup on an irregular schedule, not necessarily following the updated CPUs that are generally announced on a mostly annual cadence. Today Microsoft is announcing an updated Surface Laptop, dubbed the Surface Laptop 4, and brings the hardware up to date, somewhat at least. Also, with the explosion in video conferencing as a result of the Covid-19 global pandemic, the company is also announcing a slew of accessories to improve the Microsoft Teams experience. Surface Laptop 4: Intel Tiger Lake and Custom AMD Processors Microsoft’s update schedule often ...
A reliable tipster has claimed that the Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 would have AMD variants and are likely to be launched on 27th April 2021.
Surface Laptop 4 reportedly coming April 27, specs and price leaked Surface Laptop 3 Microsoft's Surface Laptop 4 has been leaked multiple times at this point, so we have a pretty good idea of what it'll be like, including how it will pack the newest Intel processors but last-gen AMD ones. Now, a new leak from German website WinFuture has given us a clear look at pretty much everything there is to know. The leak confirms that there will be both Intel and AMD variants of the Surface Laptop 4, and this time, both sizes will offer choices from both Intel and AMD, rather than AMD be...
DDR5 benchmarks show how fast the new RAM will be The Chinese company Longsys has published tests of its own DDR5 RAM. In this case, the Intel Alder Lake platform was used, which will just receive support for such memory. The memory modules used in the test had a frequency of 4800 MHz and CL40 timings (40-40-40-77). Two-rank modules were tested. As a result, in the Master Lu benchmark, the platform with DDR5 RAM scored 190,000 points in the corresponding subtest, while the system with DDR4 memory scored less than 92,000 points, that is, more than half. DDR5 benchmarks show how fast the new RA...