If AMD's Fire Range 9000HX CPUs weren't enough, the company has now quietly announced its new "Dragon Range Refresh" Ryzen 8000HX chips primed for gaming laptops — but you'll find not much has ...

The new Ryzen 8000HX series processors are 55+ watt chips with up to 16 Zen 4 CPU cores, CPU frequencies up to 5.4 GHz, and 80MB of total cache. They don’t have the AI capabilities of AMD’s ...

If AMD's Fire Range 9000HX CPUs weren't enough, the company has now quietly announced its new "Dragon Range Refresh" Ryzen 8000HX chips primed for gaming laptops — but you'll find not much has changed ...

AMD's "Dragon Range Refresh" isn't much of a change from a hardware standpoint, but the new chips could help keep laptop prices within reason as tariffs rage.

The new Ryzen 8000HX series—officially part of the so-called "Dragon Range Refresh"—has landed, and it's hard not to feel a sense of déjà vu. Announced quietly and spotted across a wave of ...

Unofficially, the new Ryzen 8000HX series processors are being called Dragon Range Refresh. That's because they are an iterative upgrade (or rebadge, really) over the Ryzen 7000HX lineup.

AMD has just expanded its lineup of the best processors for laptops by introducing the Ryzen 8000HX series. These CPUs are set to appear in some of the best gaming laptops coming out in the next ...

AMD has officially unveiled the new Ryzen 8000HX series of premium mobile gaming processors. These models joined the HX line, which is focused on high-performance gaming and other resource-intensive ...

Unlike the company's Fire Range and Ryzen AI 300 series, the new Ryzen 8000HX CPUs utilize the older Zen 4 architecture, with specifications closely resembling those of 2023's 7000HX lineup.

No one wants to spend more than they have to right now…meaning that it might have been an opportune time for AMD to debut its latest Ryzen 8000 Core HX mobile processors for gaming notebooks ...

It's part of the Ryzen 8000HX "Dragon Range Refresh" series, though the official word from AMD has been pretty silent about it. AMD was supposed to show off these "Dragon Range Refresh" processors ...