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Look at Laptops with at least RTX 4060
I chose a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro with an RTX 3070 140W which is actually capable of a good gaming experience on a majority of games (even at 2560x1600, native res of my laptop screen), IF gaming chops is a must have in a laptop, an RTX x060 class GPU is the bare minimum.
Also, the RTX 2050 matches A.M.D's. 780m I.G.P.U., which are A.M.D's. top tier integrated graphics used in the 8700g. That means it'll beat the 760m or a 740m further down A.M.D's. I.G.P.U. stack.
One of the disappointing aspects of the 8000 series A.P.U. is that the balance between processing power and I.G.P.U. power isn't particularly good. General impressions is that it is way too heavy on the processor side for the calibur of I.G.P.U. included. If the 2050 is cheap enough, a laptop manufacturer might elect to go with a two chip design that uses a weaker C.P.U. to either decrease cost and/or increase profit margins, while offering satisfactory graphical performance to the customer.
Of course, one of the things we don't know about laptops is the component level price, so I have no idea of knowing if that's actually the case or not. Also, more casual purchasers might just assume that a discrete G.P.U. beats any I.G.P.U. without cross-referencing with benchmarks.
Does A.M.D. even make discrete chips for laptops anymore? Has intel started? If the answer to both of those questions is no, then it may be a marketing ploy.
Plus, not everybody cares about Ray Tracing, especially when they're just looking at entry level products, so that aspect isn't really worth consideration.
you really have not looked as of late....many current laptops with 2050's still being made.....
Just bought my brother a ASUS TUF with a 7th gen Ryzen and a 2050 in, he only wanted it for some emulator use and media consumption while at work so it works really well for him.
I'm going to be honest, when I bought it, I though it had a 4050 in.
https://www.newegg.com/p/2WC-000J-02JA8
there are still over a 100 variation on 2050 laptops on newegg.......