AMD's not-yet-launched "Ryzen AI 400 series" seems to be nearing finalized form, given an uptick of leaks across the latter half of 2025. Yesterday morning, an ASUS Vivobook S 15 (M5650GA) test platform posted further "Gorgon Point" details within the Geekbench browser database. The sort of next-gen ultra-thin laptop was driven by a Ryzen AI 9 465 APU. This particular SKU also turned up via a CrossMark entry, late last month. Looking at fresh Geekbench 6.5 scores, the evaluated ASUS device achieved overall 2780 (single-core) and 12001 (multicore) digits. When compared to a direct predecessor, the unreleased mobile chip only holds an advantage in single-core stakes.

It is possible that the Ryzen AI 9 465 mobile processor was put through its paces under unfavorable conditions—e.g. running on immature drivers and firmware. The direct forebear, Team Red's readily available Ryzen AI 9 365 "Strix Point" mobile processor holds a 474 point advantage in multicore scenarios. Industry observers reckon that the "Gorgon Point" generation will deploy with improved onboard XDNA 2 NPUs, albeit combined with familiar "Strix Point" credentials. The forthcoming Ryzen AI 9 465 SKU seems to share its predecessor's base specifications: 10 cores/20 threads, maximum 5.0 GHz boost/turbo clock, and a Radeon 880M iGPU. Amusingly, Geekbench has identified the leaked part as belonging to the "Strix Point" mobile family—it is widely believed that "Gorgon Point" will emerge as a mild refresh over the "previous" generation.