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technology2 years ago

"Intel 300 Dual-Core CPU: Performance Challenges Unveiled in Latest Benchmarks"

The Intel Processor 300, part of the 14th Gen Core series, is a 2-core, 4-thread CPU with a 3.9 GHz clock speed and 46W TDP, lacking Turbo Boost Max and featuring half the L3 cache of the Core i3-14100. In tests, it lags behind in both single-threaded and multi-core performance, making it less suitable for modern gaming demands compared to higher-tier CPUs in the series. The review provides insights into the changes in Intel's latest desktop lineup and compares the performance of various 14th Gen CPUs.

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technology2 years ago

"Intel Unveils 14th Gen Processors for 2024: Desktop and Mobile CPUs Revealed"

Intel has announced the release of its non-K 14th Gen Core desktop processors, including a variety of models such as the Core i9-14900, as well as non-K F SKUs and lower power T models. These processors offer a range of choices for users with varying requirements, featuring either a 65 W or 35 W base TDP. The new lineup includes 17 new CPUs, with distinctions in TDP, turbo TDP, and nomenclature indicating overclocking capability and integrated graphics. The processors support both DDR5 and DDR4 memory, with varying levels of DDR5 support across the stack. The performance figures show improvements in voltage/frequency curve, accommodating higher core clock speeds. The non-K series processors are available at varying price points, with the Core i9 series starting at $524 and the entry-level Intel Processor 300 and 300T at $82.

via AnandTech|
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technology2 years ago

Intel's 14th Gen Core CPUs: Specs, Reviews, and Lowest Prices

NZXT and Gigabyte have confirmed the specifications for Intel's upcoming 14th Gen Core processors, including clock speeds and cache sizes. The lineup consists of 24 different models, with six belonging to the K-series. The non-K models are popular among budget gamers and system integrators. Additionally, there are 35W models known as Core-T, commonly found in Mini-PCs and All-in-One systems. The highly anticipated 6.2 GHz Core i9-14900KS processor has not been officially confirmed yet.

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technology2 years ago

Intel's Raptor Lake Refresh: More Power, Worth the Upgrade?

Intel has unveiled its 14th Gen Core desktop processors, a refresh of the Raptor Lake architecture, with increased clock speeds and core counts. The lineup includes the flagship Core i9-14900K, the enthusiast-class Core i7-14700K, and the mainstream Core i5-14600K. The processors feature P-cores and E-cores, fit into the same socket as previous generations, and are compatible with 600 and 700 series chipsets. Intel has introduced performance optimization modes for gamers and an AI-assisted overclocking tool. The processors are priced competitively, with the Core i5-14600KF starting at $294 and the Core i9-14900K at $589.

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technology2 years ago

Intel Unveils 14th Gen Core Series: Up to 6GHz and AI-Driven Overclocking

Intel has announced its 14th Generation Core desktop processors, codenamed Raptor Lake Refresh. The lineup includes the flagship Core i9-14900K, which can boost up to 6 GHz, and the Core i7-14700K with 12 E-cores and 8 P-cores. The i5 series, including the Core i5-14600K, remains largely unchanged. Intel has preserved the pricing from the previous generation and introduced an AI Assist feature for overclocking. The chips are compatible with existing 600 and 700-series motherboards and will be available on October 17th, with prices ranging from $319 to $589.

via AnandTech|
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technology2 years ago

"Intel's Next-Gen CPUs: Raptor Lake Refresh and Meteor Lake Details Leak"

Intel is reportedly planning to launch its 14th Gen Core series, codenamed "Raptor Lake Refresh," in mid-October, according to Chinese media outlet Enthusiastic Citizen. The launch is expected to occur between October 17 and 23, following the usual pattern of splitting Core-K and non-K models. The new CPUs will be compatible with existing LGA1700 motherboards, except for the Core i7-14700K, which may require a new firmware. The report also mentions a future desktop platform called Arrow Lake, featuring new designs and a different socket. Intel is said to be aligning its consumer Core product naming and platform with AMD's Ryzen series.

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technology2 years ago

Intel's Raptor Lake Refresh to Join 13th Gen Core Series.

Intel confirms that the 14th Gen Core series will be based on Meteor Lake, while the upcoming refresh of Raptor Lake will only be associated with the 13th Gen Core series. The leaked roadmap only mentioned Raptor Lake-S Refresh for desktops, with no direct plans for mobile series. Intel's next consumer desktop Core series will likely adopt similar product naming to mobile series.

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