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these new chip is based on 10nm. this article say "Intel's current 10 nm yields are nowhere near viable for “full production”"
that's from 4 weeks ago. did Intel fix their yields problem in 4 weeks?
Can someone who knows about processor design summarize this for me? Will intel have a comeback or is it all about ARM/AMD now?
45W hardly strikes me as "mobile". That's in the realm of laptops with fans and big batteries, right? I figured a "mobile" processor would need a maximum TDP of 15W or less.
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Intel getting TSMC to build some of its chips is also I think a way to constrict AMD supply rather than them actually needing the production
While I can totally believe Intel doing it for that reason alone - Isn't Intel only buying 7nm capacity while AMD is already moving to 5nm?
45W hardly strikes me as "mobile". That's in the realm of laptops with fans and big batteries, right? I figured a "mobile" processor would need a maximum TDP of 15W or less.
From this article: https://wccftech.com/intel-launches-tiger-lake-h-tgl-h-mobil... Intel say they have the fastest single threaded performance of any laptop processor. They show a graph of a benchmark of something called SPECRATE * 2017_int_base compiled with the Intel compiler. Does the Intel compiler still hamstring AMD? Also is this benchmark useful in real world usage?
Is there a bar missing there? Just one bar, maybe just two letters?
Perhaps even running in x86 emulation?
Hardcore borders on false advertising.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tough-times-ahead-for-Intel-in... these new chip is based on 10nm. this article say "Intel's current 10 nm yields are nowhere near viable for “full production”" that's from 4 weeks ago. did Intel fix their yields problem in 4 weeks?
Can someone who knows about processor design summarize this for me? Will intel have a comeback or is it all about ARM/AMD now?
The thoughts of reviewers based on their claims is that likely you will get something that is competitive with current gen ryzen mobile (4900h on the high end) on power usage/perf and competitive with m1 on perf, but not power usage. However, I don't see them drawing even with Apple on power efficiency, and AMD have their Zen 3 mobile chips in the near future, so it's more a holding on in technical quality. Likely th…
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> Fastest Laptop Processor (Single Thread) On The 10nm SuperFin Process That last part of the title would seem to imply that it's not the fastest overall. Wonder what are: 1. the fastest overall 2. the fastest overall single thread 3. the fastest overall on the 10nm SuperFin process
Currently (and for laptop CPUs specifically) 1. AMD Ryzen 4900H 2. Apple M1, though the Intel 10875H is pretty much the same perf (though at 3x the power usage) 3. Only Intel uses this, so whatever Intel's fastest chip on this process is. That said, it varies by use cases, and M1 leans heavily on accelerators so has big wins in some and big losses in others when compared the 4900H or 10875H, which are closer to each…
In single core? At least by Geekbench (clearly not the best test) it is shown to be more than 25% slower than M1.