Powerstar's new x86 CPU outperforms domestic chips and resembles Intel's i3-10105.
Chinese company PowerLeader has announced its entry into the desktop CPU market with its new PowerStar P3 chip, designed for desktop users including government systems, energy industry, finance, medical, and gaming. The P3 CPU has a base clock of 3.7 GHz, but no further details were shared. The chip looks very similar to the Intel Core i3-10105 processor, raising questions about whether it is a rebranded Intel Core processor. PowerLeader has set an ambitious annual sales target of 1.5 million pieces, but no release date or pricing has been revealed.