The results are quite interesting. The AMD part is obviously more powerful in the overall test as it has a lot more cores and a higher TDP, but where it gets interesting is in the graphics tests. The early results show Intel's integrated Xe graphics can outperform AMD's fastest integrated Vega graphics by 10.5 percent in FireStrike. These are not final retail numbers so perhaps Intel can squeeze out even more performance with more mature drivers.
Coming to the performance numbers, you can expect the performance of the CPU to be lower than that of AMD's Ryzen 4900HS due to the lower clock and core count which is to be expected since this comparison is being made between a 35W high-performance mobility chips versus a 15W-28W Ultra-Low Power Tiger Lake chip. The CPU tests show that the AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS is up to 64% faster than Intel's Tiger Lake-U but its the graphics score that we really need to talk about.Intel is getting very serious about graphics and these results mean a lot of computer users can expect a big graphics performance increase when they buy their next device. Tiger Lake is expected to be out later this year.
In the graphics tests, the Intel Tiger Lake's Xe GPU is up to 10% faster than AMD's 7nm Vega GPU. It is also up to 14% faster in the second graphics test and these are still preliminary numbers which would definitely improve with optimized drivers and improved clocks on the final variant.
Fire Strike
— _rogame (@_rogame) March 24, 2020
AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS with Radeon Graphics
8C/16T 3GHz base 4.4GHz boost
DDR4 3200MHz
35W TDP
vs
TigerLake-U 4C/8T 2.7GHz base (best score)
LPDDR4x
28W TDP pic.twitter.com/O81ZJlfCHL
Via: WCCF Tech