AMD will take over Intel and when it again has its physical limit on the CPU, something that seems to stop being news as everything progresses this way. And that's it Ryzen 7 4800H The 8-core will really be the hard nuts to roll the blues, which will take the house out the window with its new i9 processor.
Intel is capable of running over 5 GHz of portable CPU without increasing usage: i9-10980HK
There are a lot of jokes about the company's 14 nm ++ and how AMD looks to him thanks to its 7 nm thanks to TSMC, but the fact is that the Blues are defensive enough to have a bigger effect than moving forward.
The latest leak continues and confirms that the new i910980HK, Intel's biggest laptop, will come with eight cores and 16 popular threads, 3.1 GHz base frequency, 16 MB of L3, UHD 630 and an astonishing 5.3 GHz frequency .
It's all about TDP for 45 watts, which has raised quite a stir as it is thought that this frequency is only possible with the Intel Thermal Velocity Boost. The CPU appeared in Gebenbench 4, where it scored points 6321 points it's just one context too 32038 points in a wide range, the average operating frequency is 5,241 GHz.
This makes it exactly like the most common laptop chip ever made in a series.
The AMD Ryzen 7 4800H couldn't make it with the new Intel giant
Both companies will beat the copper with high-end gaming laptops and apparently, Intel will turn the cat back into the water.
The latest data provided by Gebenben 4 with AMD bet they point out points 5228 points at the same source and 31614 points in large quantities, it indicates that on the one base there will be some material differences, but in the form of multi core small differences.
In addition, AMD has been able to approach Intel at just the right frequency 4.3 GHz, which might have been saved when all the threads were loaded, something Intel CPU would certainly not be able to do so hence the differences found between the two scores.
This may indicate that because of the benefit of the lithographic process, the AMD option achieves better temperatures than Intel, which can result in cheaper laptops and lower cooling requirements.
I9-10980HK of what we can be sure will not be good and that its performance will depend directly on the temperatures in each laptop model, because TVB has a lot to say here and is proof that the blues are pushing the limit machines to defeat its competitor with the cheapest lithographic process. .
