What struck me about trying to read that article is that I simply couldn't bring myself to finish it.
That's partly the fault of writers (it's way too long), but also because the subject matter is so unexciting.
It's the problem of all AMD APUs: they can't compete against Intel in terms of pure CPU performance, so they are left to compete at a lower level, but that's a level where GPU performance don't matter much anyway, so it's very logical for OEMs to go for cheap.
I don't see how there's a way out of that.
That's partly the fault of writers (it's way too long), but also because the subject matter is so unexciting.
It's the problem of all AMD APUs: they can't compete against Intel in terms of pure CPU performance, so they are left to compete at a lower level, but that's a level where GPU performance don't matter much anyway, so it's very logical for OEMs to go for cheap.
I don't see how there's a way out of that.