Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
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Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
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Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#2I won't be buying Intel CPUs for years to come. Haven't upgraded since 2016. Years of "incremental" improvements while still advertising $1000+ CPU prices has deterred me for quite some time. Intel fanboys might eat it up though.
Given their history of significant delays in the current roadmap, how does this compare to their competition who is quickly advancing on 10nm?
Also what is this internal naming schema?
> The 14nm process node has been Intel’s most profitable manufacturing node to date, and continuous intranode enhancements over the years (14+, 14++, 14+++, 14++++*)
This reads like a satire article.
Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#3Is Intel deliberately making its branding and specs as confusing as possible now?
Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#4So this CPU is about to compete with AMD Ryzen 4000 laptop series?
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#5So this CPU is about to compete with AMD Ryzen 4000 laptop series?
It will be competing against the AMD Ryzen 4000, and most likely losing that competition.
Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#6I won't be buying Intel CPUs for years to come. Haven't upgraded since 2016. Years of "incremental" improvements while still advertising $1000+ CPU prices has deterred me for quite some time. Intel fanboys might eat it up though. Given their history of significant delays in the current roadmap, how does this compare to their competition who is quickly advancing on 10nm? Also what is this internal naming schema? > The…
Everyone I know, including myself, have gone AMD 39xx. Damn what a beast at a reasonable price.
Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#7I won't be buying Intel CPUs for years to come. Haven't upgraded since 2016. Years of "incremental" improvements while still advertising $1000+ CPU prices has deterred me for quite some time. Intel fanboys might eat it up though. Given their history of significant delays in the current roadmap, how does this compare to their competition who is quickly advancing on 10nm? Also what is this internal naming schema? > The…
I don't understand why the pricing of Intel's enthusiast CPUs should affect your buying decision if you're not in the market for an enthusiast cpu. That being said, if what you've got is working for you I certainly support the idea of sticking with it.
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#8Can I get this particular Intel rig without the Intel ME backdoors courtesy of the Talpiot program?
No? OK then, I'll stick with Ryzen.
Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#9I won't be buying Intel CPUs for years to come. Haven't upgraded since 2016. Years of "incremental" improvements while still advertising $1000+ CPU prices has deterred me for quite some time. Intel fanboys might eat it up though. Given their history of significant delays in the current roadmap, how does this compare to their competition who is quickly advancing on 10nm? Also what is this internal naming schema? > The…
I never understood this idea that someone feels sleighted for something out of their price range that they perceive should be valued lower for their benefit while complaining that the company is setting up prices for their benefit too. Is it grounded on facts or mostly an emotional response?
Re: Intel’s 11th Gen Core Tiger Lake SoC Detailed
#10Is Intel deliberately making its branding and specs as confusing as possible now?
What do you mean "now"?