On AMD processors, the numbers and names are more straightforward.
The line is extremely important because it tells you roughly how much wattage this processor needs. This varies from older chips that used a single letter (U, Y, H). Following that is a G and a number, identifying the level of graphics. Then you'll see some combination of a two or a three-digit number significying the specific SKU for the chip. However, some laptops that are currently for sale haven't been updated to the latest platform yet and will still have a 10 (for 10th Gen) in the model number. On Intel processors, the first number after the hyphen is the generation indicator the latest generation is the 11th so the very newest CPUs have an 11. There's also "AMD Ryzen" and "AMD FX." Following the brand, you see the brand modifier, which is most often i3, i5 or i7, or for AMD, Ryzen 5, 7 or 9. The first word in the processor name is the brand, which is usually "Intel Core" but may also be labeled as Xeon, Celeron, Pentium or Atom.
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