Nevertheless, you can still get more performance out of it by using slightly faster RAM, since the built-in RAM only clocked at 2,666 MHz. However, the overall performance of the AMD Ryzen 5 5600U is slightly better than the average performance that we've been able to reach with this SoC so far.

In a direct comparison with the competition, the Ace Magician AMR5 performs quite well, although the native octa-core CPU offers better multithread performance. To illustrate this, we ran Cinebench R15 once in each of the three modes as the screenshots below show. Naturally, this also impacts system performance. The SoC can be throttled to 18 or 12 watts, respectively, the other modes. A maximum of 28 watts is available in Performance mode, although 25 watts is what can be maintained in the long run. The SoC can be operated in three different modes. The APU, which is otherwise found in laptops, is frugal, something that benefits the compact design, since it doesn't require complex cooling. The built-in AMD Ryzen 5 5600U APU offers 6 Zen 3 cores with SMT, and it stems from the mobile sector.

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