At how many watts?
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Core-Ultra-7-155H-Processor-Benchmarks-and-Specs.783323.0.html
Has various tests and results. Looks like TDP is 23 watts and the range during tests is 30-77 watts with one at 90 but given that it was tested at idle, I don’t know what to make of it.
How’s the performance per watt?
Oh wait. Nevermind, Intel sucks anyway. If it’s not performance issues, it’s hardware exploits. Not to mention Intel’s support for genocide in Gaza.
Remember guys: killing jews - normal, killing terrorists - genocide.
Why does it have to be one or the other? Killing Jews = bad. Killing innocent Palestinians = bad.
Why did you only add the innocent qualifier to the latter part?
To differentiate between civilians and Hamas combatants to hopefully avoid “whataboutisms” from people who try to pick apart any innocuous statement on the Internet.
Single threaded performance was the only reason to go Intel.
The article mentions the results are probably because of Intel’s focus on AI, but it’s more likely that this was because of Intel’s focus on making their chips use less power. Laptops with the new generation have a significantly better battery life.
I wonder if these have increased ram latency due to the chiplet design. These are the first mobile chiplet I’ve seen, aside from desktop-replacements using am4/am5 ryzens.
Hopefully Anandtech will have more detailed look whenever they ever get their hands on a sample.
I wish all the computer parts companies would only release new products when they are definitively better rather than making them on a schedule no matter what. I don’t want to buy this year’s 1080p gaming CPU and GPU combo for more than I spent for the last one with the same capabilities, I want the next series of the same part to be capable of more damn it.
Think of the quarterly profits, won’t someone please think of the shareholders?!?
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