It’s a new node with significantly less current leakage. There’s architectural changes that improves efficiency in certain C states as well.
Have you used a Raptor Lake processor? The thread director is already very good. It all works together really well.
Likely the former. Intel has been going downhill in mobile efficiency for awhile now. Meteor Lake should turn that ship around. The real tragedy is that we'll never see anything but 6+8 configs on Intel 4 (at best).
4th gen was when it all began tumbling down imo. had both 4th gen mbps and windows laptops. it was abysmal. Skylake was a good performer but it also sucked power. we know how the next 4 years went by.
Only if AMD makes the same mistake as Intel did in the Skylake era - go to sleep. But knowing Lisa Su and her team, that won't happen. With AMD's acquisition of Xilinx, which is one of the largest acquisitions in that industry, they confirm their ambitions, and now they have all the necessary tools to remain competitive. The era of Intel's dominance is over, Intel will struggle every year and will be forced to work at full capacity if they want to survive.
Hopefully get to try out a Dell 1355U tomorrow. Let's see if it impresses.
Yeah. Their only recourse is to keep designing new instruction set additions to keep x86 relevant as long as they can and make AMD play catch-up on instruction set parity and thus, behind them. AMD doesn't want to do that coz other than x86-64, they have never had success in getting the market to adopt their instruction set enhancements.
If the rumors are true, MTL is a brand new design capable of shutting down the CPU tile, the GPU tile & the I/O tile at will. You read that right.. even the CPU tile. And can idle using the new LP E-cores in the SoC tile. And the GPU tile can idle more often using the new ADM L3 (directly linked to it) as a frame buffer, esp. when there isn't much drawing happening.
In your ryzen dreams lol .. intel will always dominate as they are doing now
LOL funny how dominating means being utterly destroyed in server performance across the board, losing in gaming workloads on desktop, and needing 2x more power to basically match the MT performance of 16C AMD part. The only place they are in front is ST and that is thanks to crazy high boost clocks of 6Ghz on their highest end desktop SKU.
It was mentioned a while ago but certain people went into semantics of intel's own guidelines and comments by "industry experts" of how it'll be late. cheers
What's worth mentioning is Meteorlake in 2H2023 would be minor shipment only, mass shipment would happen in 1H2024.
It is exactly that type of thought that got Intel into trouble.
…and RISC-V.
Wtf is up with this blind faith to Intel? Especially a desire to return to a long gone era of stagnation. Are you an Intel shareholder or have friends/family who work for them?
yes minor shipment would be to specific odms like dell and hp who will use it to spur holiday sales into an otherwise crappy q1.
intel blow up doll?
This banks on Intel's first attempts at mixed ip tiles not becoming a financial burden in the long run and them being able to make sense of backside power delivery and gaafet. The same cocky attitude that got intel in trouble is resurfacing for them and even their die hard fans. same goes for amd fans. It's exhausting. fans are exhausting..
You still don't realize that he's just trolling you, lol. I know him from other places; he's not an Intel fan at all, just a troll. That's his entertainment.
Thanks for the tip. I've never blocked anyone on these forums but perhaps it's time to start.
