The Ryzen 8000 series of CPUs is probably one of the least exciting AMD releases in years. It doesn’t come with any tangible performance improvements compared to the older Ryzen 7000 chips, with the only big difference being the inclusion of an NPU for on-device AI processing. Still, it’s a current product, which means it’s slowly going to make its way to laptops made by all manufacturers. The latest laptop maker to upgrade its laptops to Ryzen 8000 is Acer, and its latest laptops look really good—if you don’t have one with Ryzen 7000, that is.
Acer’s Swift Laptops Are Getting Ryzen 8000 CPUs
