During the past few years of searching for the best processors, AMD has usually come out on top. Aggressive pricing, a consistent core strategy, and assurance of future upgrades has been enough to ...

According to information from an internal Intel document (thanks VideoCardz), the Nova Lake CPUs could represent a significant leap forward. While it hasn’t been clarified which generation these CPUs ...

In context: As Intel launches its latest series of desktop CPUs, information on the company's upcoming processors in other categories has begun to emerge. While current numbers likely don't indicate ...

Aimed at gaming and content creation PCs, Intel’s 14th-gen Core desktop CPUs up the frequency to 6GHz and provide mixed results against AMD’s top chips. They arrive two months ahead of the ...

Page 2: Intel Arrow Lake Threading, Power Management, Core Ultra 200S Processor Models And Performance Claims Back in late 2021, Intel's 12th generation of desktop CPUs, codenamed Alder Lake, was a ...

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It's been nearly eight years since Intel canceled Tejas and announced its plans for a new multi-core architecture. The press wasted little time in declaring conventional CPU scaling dead -- and while ...

Anyway, the new Meteor Lake-based Core Ultra 9 185H mobile processor has been spotted flexing its new mobile CPU muscle during a Geekbench 5.4 benchmark run. If you were expecting surprising results, ...

Whereas the company had previously counted each core as a full processor, it will now count each core of a multi-core chip as three-quarters of a processor. That would mean that Oracle 10g Enterprise ...

As is with tradition with Intel CPUs, a varied and well-balanced lineup is afforded every new generation of products. Covering the gamut from casual users to enthusiast gamers, it is quite a number of ...

Next year will be big for Intel in the data center—it hopes to catch up to AMD's Epyc chips by expanding its portfolio of CPUs and riding the wave of a node shrink for good measure. One of the most ...

So, with the cancellation of Tejas, and the p4 line in general in favor of the pentium M, is hyperthreading effectively dead? Also, when might we see some multi-core cpu's? a year?