AMD Ryzen 5 5600HS

6 of the 8 units in the R5 5600H are centered on the Zen 3 instruction set. They offer SMT / Hyperthreading and thus are rated at 3 GHz (confirmed baseline frequency) to 4.2 Gigahertz (Boost) (12 threads). The microchip is made at TSMC using a contemporary 7 nm technology. The 5600HS has a TDP of 35W, which is lower than the 5600H's (equivalent to 52 Watts). Compared to Zen 2, the innovative Zen 3 chip architecture has a much greater IPC (commands per cycle). 

The Accelerated Processing Unit also includes a Radeon RX Vega 6 embedded graphics with Six CUs and a clock speed of up to 1800 Megahertz in six Processor cores. DDR4-3200 or energy-efficient LPDDR4-4266 RAM is supported by the twin channels program memory. In addition, the module contains a 16 MB level three buffer.

AMD's 5000 range Cezanne processors, based on their Zen 3 design, have a median IPC improvement of nearly 19 percent over their Zen 2 counterparts. Coupled with a 200 MHz clock power boost. This Ryzen 5 4600Hs is much slower than that of the 5600Hs. The Ryzen 5 5600Hs competes with the Intel Core i7 10875H from the 10th generation and is substantially more potent than that of the Intel Core 11400H or 11300H from the 11th generation. It suffices to say that it can manage your day-to-day duties like surfing, downloading, including using workplace productivity software with ease. 

This Ryzen 5 5600H should have been noticeably faster than the Ryzen 7 4600H due to the improved clock frequency and IPC enhancements brought on by Zen 3.