Equivalent to mid-range level..
AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX's core appears as AMD Radeon Graphics is an integrated graphics card for laptop computers. With 8 CU master frequencies up to 2100 MHz, the core display performance is entry-level.
Thanks to the higher frequency speed and faster main memory (if used), performance is clearly faster than the older RX Vega 8. Its performance is still positioned at the entry level (compared to standalone graphics cards) and is only suitable for less demanding games.
Thanks to the modern 7nm process and clever power-saving features, the power consumption is relatively low, so the graphics card can also be used in thin and light laptops.
The 9 5900HX's specifications are similar to the other Ryzen 7 and Ryzen 9 APUs of this generation: eight CPU cores and 16 threads, 16MB of L3 cache, plus eight Vega GPU compute units, all within the 45W default TDP. The 5900HX features an upgraded Zen 3 CPU core, which is a single CCX design, double L3 cache, and higher IPC.
With the I9 has had its share of competitors, single-round gaming performance is slightly lower, but it's enough to beat 99.9% of the processors on the market.