I'll be more curious to find out what how Intel will compensate for the Compute Tile size, especially since they will eventually add or subtract P/E cores. The current design i see in the die image on top looks like it supports 6 P-cores and 4 or 8 E-cores. Well you know they ain't gonna use...
I remember owning a Tosihba laptop with a Core i3-3120M processor years ago, that i purchased with a bit defective battery that had issues charging. Some months after i decided to replace the battery so i order one on Amazon with help of my brother. It delivered to me safely and perform as how...
Neither does my Core i3-1215U powered Lenovo laptop has the option to disable E-cores in the BIOS. Is probably would be the same with most 12th Gen laptops. But as seen with most of your benchmarks, it doesn't make not that much of difference in performance anyway. I even watch a video on...
Even with my current laptop with the Core i3-1215U, there's a little more utilisation on the 2 P-cores than the 4 E-cores. This happens when i'm playing a game or not playing a game. I'm kind of anxious to wait on Intel to release the 13th Gen i3s for laptops because i'm so curious to see how...
I did watch a video recently from a Youtuber who play games with a i5-12600K Processor (6P cores / 4E cores), Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 Super GPU and 32GB RAM, who try playing games with E cores enabled and disabled. The difference is only a mere percent off, favored a bit with E cores enabled...
Do you think that's why Intel go for the hybrid designs for its new processors? From what i gather a bit is that single threaded performance is usually influence more by the performance cores, even with the latest chipsets.
Well even with slight architecture changes, somehow the Gracemont cores achieve IPC of Skylake cores. Or unless someone on this forum did a valid comparison with these competing architects which i was trying to find out.
"It's like how Zen 4 handles AVX-512, but you don't see people complaining...
Why i ask because notebookcheck site talks about the processor in my current laptop, the Core i3-1215U with 2 P-cores and 4 E-cores, the latter performing similar to old Skylake cores or compare to the Core i7-6700HQ. In this case, they never mentioned if is with HT enable or disable...
If on the same processor, yes. But when it comes to the E-cores in latest gen processors, particularly in the Alder Lake at least in which is specified that the Gracemont cores perform similar to Skylake, would that be like single threaded E-cores equal Skylake HT cores or single threaded...
His screen shot also shows that he's using Windows 10 for a 12th Gen Processor. I thought is because it was specified that Intel 12 Gen processors might take more advantage using Windows 11 than 10 to get better utilization of the cores, epsecially due to something call Thread Director. Could...
Hi guys, i need help. It seems that the bugcheckcode 92 UP_DRIVER_ON_MP_SYSTEM is causing my system not to sleep in sleep mode. How i know this, is when i performed powercfg /sleepstudy in cmd, a review the report saved on the Edge browser, here's the result:
When i look closely at the...
I always wonder how the E-cores will perform, if the P-cores weren't included. Would they still give a respectable performance, at least handle some multitasking? I'm curious to know because I'm getting a next laptop with the Core i3-1215U (2 P cores /4 E cores (8 threads)) processor in it, in...
I'm still using a Lenovo laptop powered by AMD FX-7500 APU that i've been using for the past five years. It already showing age as part of the screen support, well the hinge is damaged making one part of the screen slightly tilted. And some of keys on the keyboard can handle my normal finger...
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