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The new 10th gen Intel Core processors are from the U- and Y-Series for mobile computing.
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The new 10th gen Intel Core processors are from the U- and Y-Series for mobile computing.
I find it really weird they are carving up their own Laptop stack and releases two very different processor ranges both for the architecture and node.
My only real thoughts are that yields of 10nm are so low they have to supplement this by providing an "inferior" product as backup.
Intel is competing with itself and that only creates confusion in the OEM and vendor markets.
Nope, that doesn't look confusing at all....
Man I miss the days where you could easily tell where a cpu sat in the pecking order
AMD have got this down. Everything just makes sense and they don't have far too many CPUs. I've grown up building my own PCs and being up to date with CPU / hardware ranges. Even I am struggling to keep a handle on the Intel range. I suspect this is intentional. Confused buyers are not savvy buyers and may spend more just to ensure they're not missing out because they can't make sense of it all.Quote:
Originally Posted by LSG501
That is almost certainly happening in the server market. There are so many sub skus, sku extensions and extra addons that if you're not paying attention 110% you're either paying more for unused features or buying an underpowered feature limited sku.Quote:
Originally Posted by philehidiot
1.1ghz i7
yeap, intel is efed
Yeah, but 3.9-4.7GHz top speed. You don't want a fast clock on a laptop when idle, it needlessly wastes battery power.
thats when you say narf it and just buy an 2x Eypc instead and still come out with spare cash.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tabbykatze
Point taken, but this confused buyer had a simple solution - ignore Intel, buy Ryzen.Quote:
Originally Posted by philehidiot
That may not suit everybody, but I got fed up with trying to make heads or tails of it, so decided to not bother. Life's too short, and AMD'll do just fine.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/14784...-a-convertibleQuote:
Originally Posted by Saracen999
Asus appear to have jumped the gun abit and released their new offerings.
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Originally Posted by mercyground
I'm not in that market right now. Though, contemplating a PC build.
All processors will happily clock below their base clock when idle, the base clock is the minimum speed it'll achieve *under load*. That is probably with the 15W setting though, the 25W SKUs (i.e. all of them) should improve on it - but not to 3.9 GHz with a 25W cooler.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers