AMD Medusa Point 10-Core APU Posts Best Geekbench Score Yet, Outpaces All x86 Mobile Chips in Single-Core
AMD's upcoming next-generation mobile APU, codenamed Medusa Point (Ryzen AI 500 series), has appeared on Geekbench again with its highest scores to date. The 10-core engineering sample scored 3,329 points in single-core and 16,555 in multi-core tests, representing nearly 5% and 9.7% improvements over previous leaks respectively. The single-core result surpasses all current x86 mobile chips from both AMD and Intel, trailing only Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 Elite. The chip is believed to be the Ryzen AI 9 565, featuring a 5.37 GHz boost clock, 10MB L2 cache, and 32MB L3 cache. This mainstream mobile part, built on Zen 6 architecture, is expected to compete with Intel's Panther Lake in 2025. The multi-core score places it alongside AMD's higher-end Strix Halo parts, and it is 33% faster than the previous-generation Strix Point equivalent.
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