AMD Ryzen 7 260
Opinion and specs

Our verdict

High-end

The AMD Ryzen 7 260 is a high-end processor. It is a mid-power chip (35 W): enough for real work without the weight or the noise of a gaming laptop. It came out in 2025.

It is currently fitted in 4 laptops from €1461, at an average price of €1663.

For practically the same money there is something better: the Intel Core Ultra 9 386H is 26% faster and only costs €72 more.

Frequently asked questions

Is the AMD Ryzen 7 260 a good processor?

The AMD Ryzen 7 260 is a high-end processor. It is a mid-power chip (35 W): enough for real work without the weight or the noise of a gaming laptop. It ranks 43 of 163 and delivers 47.2% of what the fastest one on the market does.

What year is the AMD Ryzen 7 260 from?

AMD Ryzen 7 260 came out in 2025.

What is the Intel equivalent of AMD Ryzen 7 260?

The closest in performance is Intel Core Ultra 9 185H.

How much does a laptop with the AMD Ryzen 7 260 cost?

It is currently fitted in 4 laptops from €1461, at an average price of €1663.

Which alternative is worth it?

For practically the same money there is something better: the Intel Core Ultra 9 386H is 26% faster and only costs €72 more.

Specs

Model 260
Manufacturer AMD
L2 cache 8 MB
Family AMD Ryzen™ 7
Socket FP8
L3 cache 16 MB
Boost frequency 5,1 GHz
Cores 8
Threads 16
Frequency 3,8 GHz
Cache 16 MB
Operating modes 64-bit
Cache type L2 & L3
Generation AMD Ryzen 200 Series
Base power 35 W
Maximum turbo power 54 W

Performance summary

#43 of 163
Relative performance 47.2%
Laptops 4
Price from €1461
Average price €1663

Recommended alternatives

More powerful, also mid-power, with a similar starting price

Our pick Intel Core Ultra 9 386H 59.6% From €1533 Intel Core Ultra 9 285H 57.3% From €1712 Intel Core Ultra 7 255H 51.4% From €1715 AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 50.9% From €1700

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