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dehuggeryesterday at 6:45 PM6 repliesview on HN

A laptop without a unified memory model is categorically incapable of being the "ultimate developer laptop". Framework already have Strix Halo machines, I don't know why they felt the need to hamstring this thing with Intel.


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nfriedlyyesterday at 7:01 PM

FWIW, the ordering page lets you also choose AMD Ryzen 350 / HX 370. It's not the Strix Halo chips you're hoping for, but it is something.

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Sephryesterday at 7:10 PM

Where are you getting that this doesn't have a unified memory model? This laptop uses an iGPU with shared memory.

new_user55yesterday at 6:50 PM

I will guess for linux. Most out of the box linux laptops I saw were intel based. I guess open source support of intel is best among others in the industry. Even in my current thinkpad first thing I did was to replace its wifi module from realtek to intel (realtek was always hanging/dropping connection etc).

femiagbabiakayesterday at 6:48 PM

Why?

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unethical_banyesterday at 7:00 PM

Quick search shows LPCAMM2 at 7500MT/s is about 120GB/s, which seems about on par with M4 base and a bit better than DDR5.

BTW as an AMD fanboy and stockholder, Intel's latest generation of CPUs is quality.

dismalafyesterday at 6:54 PM

> hamstring this thing with Intel.

Have you missed all the recent Intel news or something?

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