Intel announces new 14th Gen Core series desktop processors
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- 17 Oct 2023
SShock, 17 Oct 2023I mean, "google" it? No?So where did you find it from? Your azz? Cus even google results dont have this much bs.
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- 17 Oct 2023
Always go for Intel if you want to avoid problems with Windows 11. Ryzen is full of problems.
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Mediatek sux, 17 Oct 2023Just give source. General knowledge is easy to look up.I mean, "google" it? No?
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A little power hungry them CPU's
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Lee, 17 Oct 2023How does it compare to the ryzen 7000 series?It works without juggling bios beta's and drivers all day long.
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SShock, 17 Oct 2023First learn about meaning of nanometers and you'll kno... moreJust give source. General knowledge is easy to look up.
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Mediatek sux, 17 Oct 2023In what? Density? Power efficiency? Source?First learn about meaning of nanometers and you'll know. It's literally plastered all over the internet how transistor gates are measured differently between Intel's fab and others like TSMC.
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tehyadro, 17 Oct 2023As for performance Intel is keeping up with Amd, however en... moreAnd yet again you're all attributing power envelope to fab process entirely. IT DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY. How many times I have to repeat that? Even if Intel's 14900K was made on latest TSMC fab, it would probably only have slightly different power envelope. It's just how chip is designed and clocked.
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Anonymous, 17 Oct 2023If that 'freedom' correlates to more access to vi... moreYeah, more access that puts you at higher risk to hackers and lags your phone.
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Anonymous, 17 Oct 2023If that 'freedom' correlates to more access to vi... moreSo you don't mind watching the inner screen protector of the phone peel off, huh?
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justasmile, 17 Oct 2023Apple's chips, thanks to good optimisation, will also ... moreIf that 'freedom' correlates to more access to video games, more software options, more customisation and more freedom of components for real price competition / product choice to personalise the product to your own needs then yeah ... give me some of that freedom you seem sceptical of. Reminds me of Android vs Apple phones, you get what you're given with Apple, with Android you have real freedom and I've had cheap phones to save money,
I've had the choice of picking phones with specialised use cases (whether you want great camera or latest processor etc. whether you was a fan of curved screens like the samsung s7 / s8 days, whether you just liked the look of a different phone etc.) and now I'm even on a Z fold 5 which is amazing for games, reading and video viewing. That's the problem with Apple, they're always behind and if I wanted a foldable on android there's been 5 generations of Samsung foldable before Apple has even announced one. Now I feel like I've seen the real innovation and revolution of entertainment on a phone and Apple is dawdling in the old ages pretending they're innovative.
I'm not going to insult them too harshly because I'm not a massive hater, if you want a typical bar phone they're not bad but they're still not diverse enough in my mind and that lack of options is what is leaving them behind.
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- 17 Oct 2023
How does it compare to the ryzen 7000 series?
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Well the difference is so small in I9 that we can assume buying older year CPU with much better price would make this easy pick over the new CPU with almost zero in difference.
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erodhika94, 17 Oct 2023power efficiency, sure thing
other thing? of course not. ... moreApple's chips, thanks to good optimisation, will also run smoothly too.
Basically, only go for intel for more 'freedom'.
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Anonymous, 17 Oct 2023First of all it's my mistake I brought arm into this. ... moreBy asking 'in what?' I'm asking about the two things i mentioned, density or power efficiency. And he's comparing it to 4nm, not 7nm. Currently i only know of 5nm desktop x86 cpus, and 5nm is closer to 4 than 7.
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Anonymous, 17 Oct 2023If you're still running 3rd to 10th Gen processors it ... moreThis is desktop, you can upgrade your i3 12th gen to i5 14th gen or i7 to i9 etc.
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justasmile, 17 Oct 2023Nothing really beats the Apple chipsets in power efficiency... morepower efficiency, sure thing
other thing? of course not. gladly I'm not those who could stuck in a prison which called as ecosystem
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PatrickCzech, 17 Oct 2023Weren't they supposed to drop the "i" and us... moreI old architecture
Ultra new architecture.
14th gen will have both raptor lake (from 13th gen) and Meteor lake (new architecture) so they have two brand to differentiate them. Ultra one will be released December.
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tech enthusiast , 16 Oct 2023Let me hope the 14th generation is really worth itIf you're still running 3rd to 10th Gen processors it will be, otherwise don't waste your money.
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Mediatek sux, 17 Oct 2023Can you answer what i asked? I dont need your basic descrip... moreFirst of all it's my mistake I brought arm into this. I got it wrong. So the answer for your question
These names like 18A, 7nm, 16nm, and whatnot are just names. These processors are not actually fabricated to these sizes. But the names work well enough to fool the most important people there is to fool, which is the investors.
Intel’s 10nm process is more comparable to TSMC’s 7nm process.
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Are you blind enough to not understand the answer of question, in what aspect they are comparable? I've already told you they are comparable in performance. Intel 10 nm and tsmc 7nm are similar in performance.