https://wccftech.com/exclusive-amds-ryzen-7-3750h-mobility-flagship-will-hit-the-shelves-in-april/

This is the last of my mobility leaks spree (here is part 1 and part 2) that I have been posting the past couple of days. It turns out that AMD’s Ryzen 3000 mobility series (this is 12nm and not to be confused with the 7nm parts) will actually be landing much sooner than expected. I have been told that we can expect it to be stocked as early as early April (I am actually hearing 1st April) – almost a full month before the Core i7-9750H (and family) will launch.

This is pretty impressive news because it means that AMD is beating Intel to market in the mobility space by at least a month (last I heard, the sales embargo is scheduled to lift sometime in May and probably later rather than sooner). AMD is giving non-MSI manufacturers the ability to pair NVIDIA’s Turing GPUs with its Ryzen 12nm processors and since the overall cost of the package is lower (Ryzen CPUs are cheaper than their Intel counterparts), this means manufacturers can reduce the overall MSRP of their gaming laptops – something I have already talked about before.