Ryzen cinebench5/20/2023 ![]() ![]() The 5600H only clocks up to 4.2 GHz, so it isn't as chart topping as the Ryzen 9 5980HS, however it manages a 20% performance increase over the 4600H, and falls just 4% behind the slightly higher clocked 5800H. One of the big areas of improvement for Ryzen 5000 is in single-thread performance. While the gap to the 4800H has closed with this new six-core design, the 5600H still ends up around 20% behind the 5800H, just in case you were wondering if an upgrade to the Ryzen 7 part is worth it. This allows the 5600H to sneak ahead of the Core i9-10980HK running at 45W, while beating the Core i7-10870H by 21%, and the six-core Core i7-10750H by 47%. In this multithreaded test, the 5600H is 16% faster, which is solid for a year-on-year improvement. Kicking off our benchmark data with Cinebench R20, the Ryzen 5 5600H provides a healthy performance gain over the previous-gen 4600H. On top of this, the Legion 5 also supports Nvidia's Advanced Optimus, however for our CPU limited game testing we opted to disable this and run the GPU always through Optimus to again give us comparable data with other systems we've tested. We didn't use this mode for testing to keep things apples to apples with other CPUs we've tested. Potential buyers of the Legion 5 should note that there's a performance mode which increases both the CPU and GPU power limits, the CPU up to over 65W, and the GPU up to 115-130W. This mode features a boost period of 54W for several minutes, before dropping down to 45W, in keeping with most other Ryzen H-series laptops we've tested so far. Like all of our H-series laptop coverage, we've tested the Ryzen 5 5600H with its default long-term power limit of 45W, which is how the Legion 5 comes configured out of the box in its "Balanced" power profile. Seems like a perfectly fine laptop, but this isn't a laptop review, we're mostly just interested in how that hardware performs. Other internal hardware includes 16GB of dual-channel DDR4-3200 memory, a GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop GPU, 512GB SSD, a decent quality 1080p 165Hz IPS display with 100% sRGB coverage, and an internal 80 Wh battery. Anyway, this laptop was one of the first we saw to use the 5600H with an asking price of $1,550. AMD doesn't publish SKU pricing for laptop chips, but based on what we've seen from OEMs, the 5600H appears to remain an affordable processor with a set of decent laptops to choose from.įor today's testing, we bought a Lenovo Legion 5 laptop that features the Ryzen 5 5600H, courtesy of Elite subscribers on TechSpot and Patreons on Hardware Unboxed. Higher tier CPUs like the Ryzen 7 5800H will typically be paired with the RTX 3070 and above. Think your GTX 1650 Ti systems, GTX 1660, and the new RTX 3050 and RTX 3060. The default TDP has been set at 45W, all of this built on TSMC's 7nm process node.Īs a Ryzen 5 part, we should mostly see this CPU in entry-level to mid-range gaming laptops, similar to the previous generation. Today's review doesn't cover the iGPU in significant detail as the vast majority of Ryzen 5 5600H laptops will also feature a discrete GPU. There's also 19MB of total cache, split into 16MB 元 and 3MB L2, plus an integrated Vega GPU with 7 compute units clocked up to 1.8 GHz. The 5600H is the most basic CPU on offer in the Ryzen Mobile 5000 H-series, with its six cores clocked up to 4.2 GHz boost from a 3.3 GHz base - slightly higher clock speeds than we saw with the 4600H. Compared to last generation parts, Zen 3 brings better IPC, a unified core complex with double the 元 cache, and some mobile specific optimizations for improved better battery life and higher clock speeds. But the basics you need to know are: the Ryzen 5 5600H is a 6 core, 12 thread processor that uses the latest Zen 3 architecture. We've already talked extensively about Zen 3 processors on both the desktop and most recently laptop APUs. The 4600H ended up as one of the most popular options among buyers in the sub-$1000 laptop market. In the meantime, AMD is ready to go with this Zen 3 APU, which is the successor to last year's sleeper hit in the entry-level gaming laptop market, the Ryzen 5 4600H. Those will become available in the coming weeks and months under the 11th-gen Core denomination. Sounds familiar? Just this week Intel was announcing their new Tiger Lake CPUs aiming at those same markets. The Ryzen 5 5600H is AMD's new mainstream H-series processor for high performance productivity and gaming laptops. ![]()
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