AMD Medusa Point 10-Core APU Posts Best Geekbench Score, Outpaces Mobile x86 Chips in Single-Core
AMD's next-generation Medusa Point mobile APU, expected to launch in 2025 as part of the Ryzen AI 500 series with Zen 6 architecture, has appeared on Geekbench again with its highest scores yet. The 10-core engineering sample (Ryzen AI 9 565) scored 3,329 points in single-core and 16,555 in multi-core tests, representing improvements of nearly 5% and 9.7% respectively over previous leaks. The single-core result surpasses all current x86 mobile chips and rivals desktop processors like the Ryzen 9 9900X and 9800X3D. The listing confirms a 2.0 GHz base clock, 5.37 GHz boost clock, 10MB L2 cache, and 32MB L3 cache. Medusa Point is positioned as AMD's mainstream mobile offering to compete with Intel's Panther Lake, while high-end segments will be served by Nova Lake and AMD's Gator Range.
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