The complete list of AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 laptops (AMD Strix Point)

In this article, we’re going over a list of all the available Copilot+ laptops built on AMD Strix Point Ryzen AI 300 hardware, particularly the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, Ryzen AI 9 HX 375, and Ryzen AI 9 HX 365 platforms available as of the second part of 2024.

The AMD Strix Point laptop platform follows up on AMD Hawk Point (Ryzen 8000) and AMD Phoenix (Ryzen 7000) and is not just a complete revamp of how the processors are branded, but also a new architecture based on AMDs latest Zen5 cores and RDNA3.5 graphics, providing a notable boost in CPU and GPU performance over the previous AMD Ryzen offers, as well as the alternatives from Intel.

Down below we’ll discuss the particularities of this hardware and how it compares to rival platforms in architecture and performance. And then we’ll go over the laptops built on Ryzen 9 AI hardware that are available today or will be in the immediate future.

At the time of this article, in the second part of 2024, three Ryzen AI 9 processors were unveiled and are offered in notebooks and tablets. Here’s a specs sheet of these options, next to their Ryzen 7000 and 8000 counterparts:

Here’s a brief explanation of these specs:

• these Ryzen 9 AI processors are now a hybrid design, with 4x Zen5 Performance Cores, alongside 6 or 8 more efficient low-power Cores built on the Zen5c architecture. According to AMD, Zen5 cores offer a roughly 15% IPC improvement over the Zen4 cores implemented with previous platforms.
• they bundle an iGPU built on revised RDNA 3.5 Cores, with the 890M offering 16 Cores and the 880M getting 12 Cores.
• the HX 375 and HX 370 are identical, with minor differences in the implemented NPUs.
• the HX 365 is close to the other in CPU performance, with only two fewer Zen5c cores, but trails behind in iGPU performance, where the 880M only offers 75% of the graphical cores offered with the 890M. In fact, the Radeon 880M is closer in capabilities to the Radeon 780M of the previous AMD generations, which means it’s still respectable for an iGPU, but not a match for the 890M.

As far as power settings go, AMD gave up on having Ryzen U, HS, and HX variants of the same chip, running at different TDPs, and instead allowed the OEMs to implement these Ryzen AI 300 processors at various power levels, based on the particularities and cooling capacity of each device.

Per our tests, that means an ultraportable implementation of the Ryzen 9 AI HX 370 will run at around 28-35W sustained, while a larger laptop can run at 80W sustained. Of course, the performance differs, but even at lower power, the Ryzen AI 9 hardware is especially compelling.

More on that in the next section.

Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 / HX 365 benchmarks and performance expectations

While this is not the main topic of this article, I still want to quickly touch on the performance expectations of this Ryzen AI 9 platform compared to some of the other options available out there in full-power devices.

We do have to account for the two classes of existing Ryzen AI laptops, though, the lower-power thin-and-light models, and the full-power versions.

Here are some benchmark results on low-power 20W and 33W implementations, as well as a mid-powered 45W simulation, which are standard for portable designs of various sizes.

For this class of computers, you have to acknowledge the single and multi-threaded performance of the CPU, but also the prowess of the Radeon 890M GPU compared to the other iGPU options available out there (Intel Arc, Radeon 780M as the best previous options).

And then there’s the CPU performance in high-power 60W and 80W implementations.

In this case, the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 offers a good bump in sustained capabilities over an existing AMD Ryzen 9, Intel Core i9, or even an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H. At the same time, though, this platform is not quite made for full-performance laptops, as it trails existing Intel Core HX and Ryzen HX designs by a fair amount, due to their superior counts in Cores/Threads and their higher power implementations.

That’s why this Ryzen AI hardware is mostly available in portable all-purpose laptops such as the Asus ProArt P16, Zephyrus G16, or the MSI Stealth 16, 16-inch premium laptops around the 2 kilo mark. There will likely be updated Zen5 hardware meant for full-size performance laptops at some point, but this is not it.

With that out of the way, let’s go through the lists of notebooks built on AMD Ryzen AI 300 hardware that are available today.

2024 AMD Strix Point laptops built on AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and 365 hardware

This section lists all the available 2024 notebooks built on the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 Strix Point hardware platform.

At the time of this article, some of these computers are ultraportable designs, compact and lightweight designs running entirely on the AMD hardware, thus on the Ryzen AI 9 processor and the Radeon 890M graphics chip.

However, most options are computers that bundle the AMD hardware with dedicated graphics chips from Nvidia. More of these should be launched in the months to come, especially once Nvidia unveils their GeForce RTX 5000 Laptop chips (sometime in 2025).

Thin-and-light options – Ryzen AI + Radeon 890M specs

We’ll first list the thin-and-light AMD-only options and follow-up with the other models below.

These are the models announced or available in stores so far. I’d expect options from Lenovo (Ideapad, Yoga lineups), MSI (Summit 16 AI+, Prestige 16 AI+) and HP to be available as well over the next few months, but there are only rumors and bits of info on these at the time of this article.

We’re constantly updating this list.

Let us know in the comments section if there’s a newer launch that should be in here as is not yet.

More powerful options – Ryzen AI + Nvidia RTX specs

And this section lists all options with AMD Ryzen AI 300 processors and dedicated graphics (for now, Nvidia RTX 4000 chips).

Other performance laptops built on Strix Point hardware have been taunted and rumored, including an MSI Alpha 17 and a Titan 18, but we don’t know enough about these to include them yet. We’re updating the list as it goes.

That’s about it for this article.

But as mentioned already, stay around, we’re constantly updating these lists of laptops built on AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 platforms, adding new launches as they are released.