According to Geekbench data, Acer is working on an entry-level notebook featuring an AMD Krackan Point 2 APU, to be integrated into the Ryzen AI 5 330.
The APU tested has four cores: one Zen5 and three Zen5c. The full KRK2 silicon version is expected to feature six cores (two Zen5 and four Zen5c). The integrated GPU is a Radeon 820M, a novelty that seems to offer two RDNA 3.5 compute units, half of what the full chip would allow.
Compared to the Krackan Point 1-based Ryzen AI 5 340, the 330 performs significantly less well. Average Geekbench scores for the 340 are 2,640 single-threaded and 10,116 multi-threaded, i.e. 35% and 44% better than the 330.
The exact model of the Acer computer was not specified. It could be a lightweight, low-power device.
