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Here is another result https://ranker.sisoftware.co.uk/show_system.php?q=cea598ab92a191a39bbddae7cafbddaf92a385ecd1e1c7af92a284fcc1f1d7b2d7eadafc8fb28a&l=en :vip: Much higher score at 755.73 MPix/s 🔍

Ars Technica cofirms AMD laptops have a hidden 10-second performance delay https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/11/amd-laptops-have-a-hidden-10-second-performance-delay-heres-why/ :geek:

Michael at Phoronix tests out Intel's claims https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=tiger-renoir-battery&num=1 :geek: Especially when the battery is freshly charged or at greater than 50% charge. :vip: Almost as fast with AC charger when battery charge at 80%. :unsure:

Seems there is a big increase in performance in Intel's newer generation architectures. :unsure: Has anyone seen the recent Intel Jasper Lake leaks? Here is Intel Pentium N6000 at https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/15844740 and https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/4447101 The results are more...

The performance increase likely due to higher power limits and better desktop cooling. :unsure: Here is Intel's Tiger Lake at 45W View: https://twitter.com/jeremy_soller/status/1322006917523230720 🐯

Intel Rocket Lake engineering sample on MSI Z590-A PRO-12VO motherboard leak at UserBenchmark https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/34751794 :vip:

Because Chromebooks are the new dumping grounds for AMD's Picasso, since AMD Renoir is now taking the Windows laptop market by storm... 🤠 And according to Geekbench results, CPU performance still fall behind Intel Comet Lake U ("Google Hatch") and upcoming Intel Tiger Lake ("Google Volteer")...

Isn't this the same as https://www.tomshardware.com/news/25-gbe-network-affordable-qnap-five-port-switch-109-dollars-QSW-1105-5T ? :unsure:

Recommended to wait for NVidia GeForce RTX3060, which will be coming soon. :vip:

Finally Intel abandons Kaby Lake-G SoCs. Lesson learnt. Perhaps Intel should use NVidia or its own DG1 next time... :p

The signalling voltages are also different. Additionally the address page access method is also different. Thus its not simply a matter just simply multiplexing logic routes. DDR5 may require a different controller. :geek: And in the news, SK Hynix launches first DDR5 memory...

Some of AMD's previous CPUs have dual memory controllers (like some AM3 CPUs can be used on AM2+ motherboards). Heck even many of the mobile SoCs nowadays have memory controllers to handle between LPDDR3, DDR4 or LPDDR4X memory. :vip:

Where are the benchmarks when running on just batteries? :unsure:

AMD's next generation CPUs may have dual DDR4 and DDR5 memory controllers for either AM4 or AM5 socket. For speculation, this one could be running on a yet to be seen future AM5 socket... ;)

Main question is... How reliable is "CPU framerate" to determine the performance of a particular CPU? :unsure: Another example, source https://www.ashesofthesingularity.com/benchmark#/benchmark-result/31a32c94-d43f-4924-ab2a-ccfb43451beb ;) This one also with 32GB memory. :vip: