LightningZ71
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Yes, N5100 and N4500 are Jasper Lake 4 cores and 2 cores respectively. N5000 is Gemini Lake. With N6000 @ 3.1GHz we might see a 700 score in Geekbench single.Celeron N5100 https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/4277542
Celeron N4500 https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/4240214
This is Jasper Lake I believe.
N5000 https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/3183632
Google Android 9 N5000 for comparison.
Notwithstanding platform differences, those Jasper Lake GB5 ST scores are fairly similar to S765G (2.4ghz A76), which is...not great for a 2021 product.Yes, N5100 and N4500 are Jasper Lake 4 cores and 2 cores respectively. N5000 is Gemini Lake. With N6000 @ 3.1GHz we might see a 700 score in Geekbench single.
Overall very underwhelming scores. One has to wonder why Intel is going to release such crap in 2020 - they should have directly skipped to Gracemont after the Lakefield debacle.
Nice find.Intel Pentium Silver N6000
FUJITSU CLIENT COMPUTING LIMITED 0000000000 - Geekbench Browser
Benchmark results for a FUJITSU CLIENT COMPUTING LIMITED 0000000000 with an Intel Pentium Silver N6000 processor.browser.geekbench.com
~55% faster ST compared to N5000 when I exclude ther Crypto score. MT score isn't that good but too early to say.
They used a 4750U PRO (AMDs business line). Though not sure why this is in the Atom thread ?LOLROFMAO
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But I guess they're comparing this with old AMD CPUs without "Pro" features?
Those where Pentium and Celeron, aren't these Atom?They used a 4750U PRO (AMDs business line). Though not sure why this is in the Atom thread ?
The laptop being shown is Tigerlake based I believe. Tigerlake is the only architecture that has CET (the feature they are showing off). CET is a neat feature but it does require OS (maybe app?) support so it won't be an immediate feature enable. We'll see in the end how secure it really is as independent 'researchers' start messing with it.Those where Pentium and Celeron, aren't these Atom?