Thank you for your question! The two processors in question are different. One is an HS processor and the other option is a U processor. In AMD Ryzen processors, an "HS" processor signifies a higher performance level compared to a "U" processor, meaning the HS is designed for better performance while still maintaining relatively good power efficiency, making it suitable for thin and light laptops that need more power for tasks like gaming, while the "U" processor prioritizes battery life and is optimized for ultra-thin laptops with lighter workloads.
Key points about HS and U processors:
Power Consumption:
HS processors typically have a higher Thermal Design Power (TDP) than U processors, allowing them to draw more power and deliver better performance.
Use Case:
HS processors are often found in thin and light gaming laptops, while U processors are best for ultra-portable productivity machines.
Performance Level:
An HS processor will generally outperform a U processor with the same core count due to its higher power allowance.
Answered by: HP Team Grant
Date published: 2024-11-25