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You should really check your facts.
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You don’t even read the articles, do you?You should really check your facts.
Intel 15th Gen CPUs will Use the 20A Process & Lunar Lake on 18A: TSMC 3nm for iGPUs | Hardware Times
Like Meteor Lake, Arrow, and Lunar Lake CPUs will be 3D stacked on top of the base tile using Foveros packaging technologyAnandTech Forums: Technology, Hardware, Software, and Deals
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Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger was very excited showcased Lunar Lake CPU based on Intel 18A up and running on laptop at Intel Innovation 2023 conference back on 19 September 2023. He confirmed both 20A and 18A was on track for risk productions in Q1 2024 and volume productions in second half of 2024 for both Arrow Lake on 20A and Lunar Lake on 18A.
Pat Gelsinger said on his twitter smaller dies will have high yield. Lunar Lake die size on TSMC N3B was 140mm2, on Intel 18A it could be around 100mm2 supposed to be at high yield so something gone wrong with 18A caused switched it to TSMC N3B.
Computercity author probably wrote article weeks ago before Lunar Lake announcement in September 2024, unaware Lunar Lake compute tile was switched to TSMC N3B instead.
Intel Lunar Lake Next-Gen Mobile Processors Have Arrived - ComputerCity
Intel officially launched its latest mobile processor, Lunar Lake, on September 3rd, 2024. Some laptop models will launch later in September, but many
Edit: Intel confirmed back in January 2023 Lunar Lake CPUs will be on Intel 18A process targeted at 15W TDP, it seemed Intel 18A with smaller die size and lower TDP was superior to TSMC N3B large die size and 17W-30W TDP.
Intel confirms Lunar Lake features an entirely new architecture for low-power mobile devices - VideoCardz.com
Intel Lunar Lake is a new architecture designed for low-power mobile devices. The company is to disclose more details later this month. Officially Lunar Lake is to feature Foveros packaging technology, and it should be based on Intel 18A node. Intel is not confirming the release date, apart...
At Intel Investor Meeting on 17 February 2022, Pat keynote confirmed Intel 20A will be volume production ready in H1 2024 for Arrow Lake and Intel 18A will be volume production ready in H2 2024 for Lunar Lake.
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what frame did you go with ? thx
That's a good reduction in temps.
Just the regular thermalright one, best 14quid I've spent on the PC!
Any chance that could be down to re-pasting too ?
Its possible, but I think its unlikely as the paste was well applied with full covering still when I removed the AIO to install the frame.
Just seemed a lot, 20 deg is deliding territory
It was throttling at 100 and now sits between 80-85. I've since undervolted it and synced the cores at 5300 which along with the frame has improved the cinebench score by around 3500ish points on the multi core test.
Think the issue was Intel didn't see Ryzen as a threat, more of a one hit wonder.
It's also complete and even mounting pressure and coverage because the CPU is mounted straight and the board doesn't bend territory.
Intel's Former CEO Pat Gelsinger Was Against The Company Splitting Up Even Back In 2022, Said Directors Should Hire a "PE Guy" For Such A Decision
Intel's former CEO was against a business split-up from the very start, as evident by a statement given in an interview two years ago.
Wow Pat Gelsinger was against Intel plan to go fabless back in 2022.
I guess I know why Pat resigned because his masterplan with 20A, 18A and 14A, RibbonFET and PowerVIA technologies all ended up in smoke.
Sadly I think we probably will never see Panther Lake and Nova Lake CPUs used Intel RibbonFET and PowerVIA technolgies in light of day as Intel probably will plan to go completely fabless switch all designs to TSMC.
