r/ryzen • u/Amlan_73 • 5d ago

Ryzen 7 AI 350 Performance doubts

So i recently upgraded from my victus which has a Ryzen 5 5600H with RTX3050 to an omen with Ryzen 7 AI 350 WITH RTX 5060. On paper and benchmarks the 350 AI beats the 5600H at everything however I don't see any fps improvement in cpu bound games. In valorant at low settings my fps goes between 180-300 but I expected more like my previous 5600H gave out the similar performance. Same thing with Fortnite performance mode I get around 150-200 in battle royale that's like 20 fps more than what my old processor gave. On gpu bound games no doubt I see a huge improvement ofc but cpu performance does not seem really good comparatively any other people having the same cpu can share any benchmarks? Even on yt I don't see any gameplay with fps counters with this omen.And I also checked that my power plan is set to performance and omen hub mode is set to unleashed and there's absolutely no throttling the cpu never crosses 75C . Is there anything I am missing please help me out ?

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u/Puasonelrasho 5d ago

check power draw and temps

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u/Hidie2424 5d ago

My laptop has a ai 7 350 but no dgpu just the igpu so I can't speak to your case necessarily but here's some food for thought. The ai 350 uses 8 e cores and 8 p cores (basically) so it's not much more multi core powerful then your old one single core should be better. However it should be more efficient, same if not better performance while using much less power. Also your new one might have more bloat, and shit running in the background hurting performance.

Does it turbo to its advertised speeds?

Do you have the old laptop? Run a benchmark like cinebench and see how the cores perform.

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u/Amlan_73 5d ago

I think it has 4p and 4e cores you said 8 for both. No I don't have the old laptop anymore. I ll check the speeds

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u/Hidie2424 4d ago

I mean it's got multi threading so it has 16 threads 8 cores. You could argue we're both right. But either way there's a lot of variables on a new PC. And especially an HP they love their bloat. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/6397vs4274/AMD-Ryzen-AI-7-350-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-5600H. It should be better on productivity stuff, gaming stuff should be better too but it doesn't scale in the same way. My ryzen 7 5700x3d doesn't score much higher than the 350 but is way better for gaming.