Intel announces Core Ultra 200V series Lunar Lake laptop processors

04 September 2024
Intel's latest processors claim huge power savings, improved performance, and up to 20 hours of battery endurance.

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potato4k, 04 Sep 2024LOL, 20+ hour battery life? Sure, maybe with the monitor tu... moreTrue, but this time it may have little improvement but again it will heat because of N3B node (same as Apple M3 and A17 chips). Intel should go for N3E or better nodes for a true jump in efficiency.

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    • 04 Sep 2024

    potato4k, 04 Sep 2024LOL, 20+ hour battery life? Sure, maybe with the monitor tu... moreThen get ready to be jizzed on your face by Intel with 20-hrs battery life reality this time around.

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      • 04 Sep 2024

      upto ^ & * are the most covert in any spec

      [caret & asterisk]

        theRajeshV, 04 Sep 2024On-die memory is not the same as soldered memory.Its not on die, but on package.

          LOL, 20+ hour battery life? Sure, maybe with the monitor turned off, no wifi or any internet connection, no peripherals attached, And the machine turned off. Aka standby time

          Any Intel laptop I've encountered only last maybe 4 to 5 hours max on real life regular productivity usage. Maybe 6 to 8 at best for non continuous usage. 20 sounds more like BS.

            @Anonymous:
            Any sources for that « there’s no upside to integrated ram » ?
            Sounds like you are talking out of your a*s

              Nice of them to provide core voltages in the product name.

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                theRajeshV, 04 Sep 2024On-die memory is not the same as soldered memory.If it's not user up-gradable I'll pass. The rest are just marketing semantics to justify the cost.

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                  JoshB, 04 Sep 2024Intel's solution is much more integrated than the usua... moreThere's no upside to integrated RAM or storage. The performance "benefits" are inferior to cost and inconvenience. And it produces more e-waste since you have to buy a new machine every time the current one lags behind.

                    NotAFanB0Y, 04 Sep 2024Now AMD processors will have no advantage... Previously ... moreDon't underestimate what competition can force companies to do

                    I love that that direct advantage is gone now both companies have to think outside the box

                    Better for us consumers

                      JoshB, 04 Sep 2024Intel's solution is much more integrated than the usua... morePrices are lower. For the manufacturer. Who said they'll pass the savings on to you? They'll hike the price instead because they now have to SOLDER the ram instead of haphazardly inserting it.
                      Oh, and because you can't replace the ram and you're stuck with the soldered one, they can just hike the price on "more ram" variants. Because what will you do to upgrade? UNSOLDER it? HAHAHA!

                      Remember: you'll own nothing and be happy about it! We're about half way there!

                        Anonymous, 04 Sep 2024Like the AMD Ryzen AI 300 PCs, these will be much more expe... moreWhy unclear? They make more profits for Intel!

                          Really, do you understand any of this?
                          Threads?

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                            • 04 Sep 2024

                            Like the AMD Ryzen AI 300 PCs, these will be much more expensive than ever before.
                            The benefits of NPU, which are the cause of the price increase, are still unclear.

                              Anonymous, 04 Sep 2024 More soldered RAM bullshit....On-die memory is not the same as soldered memory.

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                                Is the oxidation issue solved

                                  All i miss here is option for 64 or 128GB ram.
                                  And latest and greatest Nvidia Geforce 4080 or 4090 with 24GB or better.
                                  Othervise no complains.

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                                    TSMC is freaking rich.
                                    Apple. Intel. Qualcomm. AMD. MediaTek. Etcetera.
                                    Wow. TSMC is number one Chipset manufacturer globally.

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                                      NotAFanB0Y, 04 Sep 2024Now AMD processors will have no advantage... Previously ... moreHalf of the SOC using the 3nm
                                      But the other half still using 6nm.

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                                        Anonymous, 04 Sep 2024 More soldered RAM bullshit....Intel's solution is much more integrated than the usual soldered RAM.
                                        This is beneficial because it allows Intel to focus on the power and speed optimizations. Having less exposure to the elements also increases longevity, and prices should also be lower because there is no middleman (i.e. the laptop OEM).
                                        As long as the capacities are fine, and we avoid the "Apple tax" scenario, there is a net benefit to be had for the end user.

                                        P.s. And if you ask me, Framework is a market anomaly, albeit a welcome one.

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