I just want someone from the team to test out those intel claims about "Best for gaming", once the ryzen 6000 laptops hit the shelves. Stock ! No dedicated gpu , etc. Pure APU power vs Intels HD.<br><br>Had two business laptops one with ryzen 5 3500u (HP G6) and Lenovo ThinkPad e14 i5-10210u . Both with similar specs and ssd's . Latest Drivers. The HP had WIndows 10 pro version installed and the Lenovo is with Enterprise LTSC.<br>According to "Userbenchmark"  i5 shows 17-20% performance gain in its favor over the Ryzen. Let me tell you , that Ryzen felt far more superior and was much faster in multitasking and general usage(even on normal win 10 pro). Also the integrated gpu was doing much better job at rendering that LeoLabs platform for Space visualization you showed some time ago. <br><br>For f*** sake even when I'm recording my screen with OBS sometimes, the i5 cant handle it , it takes solid 3-5 minutes to stop the recording/process it .... Even when all applications were closed at the time.,(reply>), ☝️☝️ Thanks for your comment message me for more information and guidelines...,,