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14th Gen "Raptor Lake Refresh"
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Intel 14th Gen Core desktop “Meteor Lake” allegedly requires new LGA-2551 socket
Intel LGA-1851 socket for desktop Intel Meteor Lake and Arrow Lake has been leaked - VideoCardz.com
Not LGA-2551, Intel Socket V1 (LGA-1851) for 14th and 15th Gen Core Series has been leaked Benchlife today reports on new Intel socket for desktop CPUs. Contrary to the previous information, the new socket for desktop Arrow Lake and Meteor Lake-S series is not LGA 2551 but LGA 1851 instead. The...
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Caporegime
Shock as Intel scraps a socket after 2 gens.....
Soldato
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They managed to make it last 2 gens, twice in a row now. That is progress... stifling progress.
Soldato
The clown MLID who posted wrong info about Zen 4 is basically saying Intel hasn't got anything great until Arrow Lake
Intel 14th Gen Core desktop “Meteor Lake” allegedly requires new LGA-2551 socket
Intel LGA-1851 socket for desktop Intel Meteor Lake and Arrow Lake has been leaked - VideoCardz.com
Not LGA-2551, Intel Socket V1 (LGA-1851) for 14th and 15th Gen Core Series has been leaked Benchlife today reports on new Intel socket for desktop CPUs. Contrary to the previous information, the new socket for desktop Arrow Lake and Meteor Lake-S series is not LGA 2551 but LGA 1851 instead. The...
Thats progress, I guess if AMD wasnt competitive they would have stayed on 1
AMD will have huge advantage with their socket support, even first generation of AM5 are much better than AM4 were in their time, and with experience and feedback from AM4 i have no doubt that first generation mtoherboards will have no problems supporting Zen 6.
Caporegime
The funny thing is, its not even efficient for laptops, both Apple and AMD's now older generation CPU's are more efficient in laptops.
Yeah, Intel big/little design is just bad.
Caporegime
Its a way to get more Multithreading, Intel still can't scale normal cores, at least not efficiently for retail, so they just tag on lots of these half cores.
Its born out of necessity, not intention.
Caporegime
If Zen 5 ends up a 24 core, which it probably will, Intel will tag on 4X as many half cores as they have full cores, which is ridiculous, its like gluing eight i5 6600 together and then gluing that to eight of thier actually 2020's level performance cores, they would be doing that so they don't get left behind in the MT benchmarks.
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Yea, they're terrible for anything that puts the system under load (if you're working on battery). It's an inefficient architecture, which is why I love the weird IPC claims.
Performance and reliability are what matter overall. Intel win at both. Once 13th gen launches with more cache, higher frequency and 8 more cores, the gap will be even bigger. Zen4's 15% improved ST won't be enough to come close to 13th gen, judging from leaks.
Looking forward to official reviews.
but you dont know what the reliability is on AM5 ? pretty sure heard some issues with Alder lake and games when released saying that havent had any issues on AM4 you forgot to mention the multi workloads that they showed it seemed to blitz that, leaning towards AMD due to its past socket support, get top end board and be set for awhile ? looking at the board features they seem set for long term in the interview he seemed to have dig at Intel having 1-2 cpu support before needing to change board thats why the AMD board seem over engineered to give lasting socket support
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Caporegime
He doesn't know anything. He does this every year. Posts with extreme confidence, is always wrong, shifts the goalposts around to fit whatever suits his agenda (shilling Intel). It's boring.
Another prediction from you, and we all know how good you are at prediction (Rocket Lake 20% faster than Zen 3 LOL).
Not to mention his alt accounts to do more hardcore trolling.
Soldato
Or they are pushing forward and letting people plan their builds. Poor cliffy
Soldato
We knew this was likely. That is just click bait from that garbage site.Intel 14th Gen Core desktop “Meteor Lake” allegedly requires new LGA-2551 socket
Intel LGA-1851 socket for desktop Intel Meteor Lake and Arrow Lake has been leaked - VideoCardz.com
Not LGA-2551, Intel Socket V1 (LGA-1851) for 14th and 15th Gen Core Series has been leaked Benchlife today reports on new Intel socket for desktop CPUs. Contrary to the previous information, the new socket for desktop Arrow Lake and Meteor Lake-S series is not LGA 2551 but LGA 1851 instead. The...
By the time I change from z690 it I need a whole new setup anyway.
Given how good AM5 looks and the fact it pushes intel to compete I am already looking forward to it.
Is Zen 4 not going to have more cache and higher frequencies. Was it not reported that Zen 4 will have a =40% pefor4mance gain in MT apps, i dont see 8 little cores eating to much into that. Also i think the >15% performance for ST apps was based on a cinebench score and not a selection of use case scenarios.
I have also seen reports that say Intel are running behind schedule with Raptor Lake and that it may not launch till December or even January. Also AM5 will be around for a fair few generations, its already been confirmed Raptor Lake will be the last for thsi current Intel Socket. Meteor Lake for desktop is also rumoured to be late FYI