I'm not sure but I think those CPUs already come with their own reasonably powerful graphics so I think a regular CPU would be better to pair with the GPU but I don't know for sure.

43% better performance on the 370 VS the 350 but its going to use 48% more power

now the kicker.....the 43% gain is in multi tasking because the 370 is 12 cores VS the 350's 8 cores.....and depending on use case the extra 8MB of L3 cache with 350 having 16MB and the 370 having 24MB total


so......i would have to say if you care about using AI on any level get the 370 but real world for just gaming devoid of AI use the 350 should be fine

i say this as they are really close in SINGLE CORE performance so the only real gains is the extra cores many games wont use now.....




so the question you need to ask yourself.....do you need 12 cores or will 8 do for your needs?!?!?

Both are good for the price not sure why such a huge price difference as the R7 350 comes with 870M Rafeon GPU and the R9 HX 370 comes with Radeon 890M

You can go and look up two similar models of laptops where the only difference is the APU (cpu + igpu combo) and then compare the laptop models on NotebookCheck.net