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It's a lower voltage, less heat producing chip.  TDP in the 15-25w range (configurable by laptop maker) compared to 65w TDP for a 2200g or 2400g

 

They achieve this by having the core frequencies at a 2 Ghz default with boost up to 3.6ghz instead of 3.6ghz default for 2400g. Also, the integrated graphics is comparable to the one in 2200g (Vega 8 , 1100 Mhz).

 

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Means the same as in Intel's U series processors. ULV, or ultra low voltage.

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It's a lower voltage, less heat producing chip.  TDP in the 15-25w range (configurable by laptop maker) compared to 65w TDP for a 2200g or 2400g

 

They achieve this by having the core frequencies at a 2 Ghz default with boost up to 3.6ghz instead of 3.6ghz default for 2400g. Also, the integrated graphics is comparable to the one in 2200g (Vega 8 , 1100 Mhz).

 

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U usually for laptops (Intel or AMD), meaning Ultra Low Voltage. Usually sits in sub 35 watts TDP.

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