All articles tagged with #desktop processors
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Phoronix
The article compares the Linux performance, power consumption, and integrated graphics of the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 in a mini desktop form factor against the Ryzen 9 9950X and 9950X3D, highlighting its capabilities as a desktop replacement and its efficiency, with additional comparisons to Intel's upcoming processors in a future article.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Lifehacker
Intel announced 18 new processors as part of its Raptor Lake Refresh at CES 2024, including the enthusiast-level Core i9-14900K with 24 cores and a P-core boost of up to 5.6Ghz. The company also introduced the i7-14700F, i5-1440F, and i3-14100F processors, with prices ranging from $109 to $524. While these new chips offer improved performance, they are not groundbreaking compared to the competition's offerings.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by AnandTech
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.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by AnandTech
AMD has unveiled the Ryzen 8000G series processors, featuring Zen 4 cores and upgraded Radeon integrated graphics, with the top model, Ryzen 7 8700G, offering 8 CPU cores and AMD's RDNA3-based Radeon 780M graphics. The series includes models with 6, 4, and 2 CPU cores, all with a 65W TDP, and the top two models come with the Ryzen AI NPU for enhanced AI performance. These APUs are designed for entry-level users and budget gamers, promising 1080p gaming performance and competitive power efficiency. The Ryzen 8000G series processors will be available for purchase starting January 31st, with prices ranging from $179 to $329.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by GSMArena.com
Intel has unveiled its 14th generation Core-series desktop processors, featuring the refreshed Raptor Lake architecture. The new chips, including the Core i9-14900K/KF, Core i7-14700K/KF, and Core i5-14600K/KF, offer modest improvements in clock speed and some new software and connectivity features. The Core i9-14900K claims to be the first CPU to hit 6.0GHz at volume. The processors also introduce Intel Application Optimization for improved threading and scheduling, AI-assisted overclocking, enhanced memory controller, and support for Wi-Fi 6/6E, Bluetooth 5.3, Thunderbolt 5, and existing 600 and 700 series chipset motherboards. Available from October 17 at the same prices as previous generation parts.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by AnandTech
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.