The latest AMD Ryzen mobile processors featuring even faster integrated Vega graphics have been leaked by Informatica Cero (via Videocardz). The new processors will make use of the Zen CPU and Vega GPU cores like the previously launched Ryzen mobile APUs, but feature slightly faster graphics integration.

AMD Mobile Ryzen APUs With Vega 11 Graphics Leaked - Arriving in 65W and 35W Variants

According to the leaked slides, AMD is definitely preparing faster Mobile Ryzen APUs for the notebook platform. These processors will be labeled as the "G" series family while the previously launched lineup falls under the "U" series family. At the moment, we know that the "U" series falls in the ultra low power category which tackles similar Core U series processors from Intel. The Ryzen "G" mobile series will be faster than the currently available lineup as indicated by the TDP. As for the "G" label, we don't know what it stands for but "Gaming" could be a possibility.

Right now, two variants have been listed in the slides which include the Ryzen 5 2400G and Ryzen 3 2200G. The specifications of these processors are straightforward. The Ryzen 5 2400G comes with 4 cores and 8 threads while featuring the Vega 11 graphics processor. This means we are looking at 704 stream processors which is the highest ever integrated on a mobile APU by AMD. The chip is configured with a 65W TDP that can be configured down to 35W if required.

The second chip is the Ryzen 3 2200G and it features 4 cores and 4 threads which means we are not getting multi-threading on the processor. The chip additionally features Vega 8 graphics so we get 512 stream processors along with similar TDP ratings ranging from 35W to 65W.

AMD Mobile Ryzen APUs with Radeon Vega Graphics