AMD Ryzen 7000 Series · x86
The Ryzen 5 7535HS packs six cores and twelve threads into a 35W envelope, splitting the difference between the leaner U-series chips and full-power H-class parts. A 3.3GHz base and 4.55GHz boost give it enough clock headroom for gaming laptops that pair it with a mid-range discrete GPU.
Built on a 6nm process, it's part of AMD's practice of refreshing earlier Zen 3+ silicon under a newer model number rather than shipping all-new architecture — the performance profile reflects that lineage more than the "7000" name suggests.
Up to 4.55 GHz boost clock.
Supported memory generations. Soldered (LPDDR) or upgradeable depends on the laptop.
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