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AMD Ryzen Gorgon Point APU spotted on FurMark

An upcoming AMD APU has been spotted online. Pictured - a Ryzen AI 300 series chip (image source: AMD)
An upcoming AMD APU has been spotted online. Pictured - a Ryzen AI 300 series chip (image source: AMD)
One of AMD's upcoming Gorgon Point SKU has shown up on FurMark. Its PCI-ID suggests it belongs to the Ryzen 800M family, but its performance falls short, which is expected from an engineering sample.

AMD's Ryzen Ai 400 Gorgon Point laptop CPUs were first spotted in a shipping manifest earlier. It consisted of four SKUs, each with a TDP of 28 Watts. While it didn't reveal much in the way of actual specs, its FP8 socket suggested it was a Strix Point refresh. Now, we get a glimpse of one of the models' GPU on FurMark.

X leaker @momomo_us spotted an unnamed AMD GPU on the platform. Its associated CPU is called AMD 100-000001868-30_Y, which happens to coincide with Gorgon Point. It scores 1,097 points in FurMark's 1440p test. A cursory glance at FurMark's database implies this could be a Radeon 780M GPU. However, if Gorgon Point is indeed a Strix Point refresh, it could be the newer Radeon 800M series SKU, as confirmed by its PCI ID (1002-1114).

The mystery GPU's max power draw maxes out at 47 Watts. While that is definitely on the higher side, FurMark is designed to push a GPU to its limits. Other specs include a boost clock of 3.085 GHz. This is slightly higher than the Radeon 890M's boost clock of 2.9 GHz. AMD may have given the Gorgon Point GPU a clock speed boost to differentiate itself from Strix Point.

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Anil Ganti, 2025-06-19 (Update: 2025-06-19)