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All the 14th gen chips will have Intel's vpu for AI tasks, which are a big deal for many purposes, from processing audio and video streams to local assistants. Some benchmarks put the vpu+GPU combo at 1660 levels for a representative app, stable diffusion. This is going to be a big deal, and...

So for all the applications that are memory and bus constrained, there's not much difference compared to a two year old 3090.

Thanks for writing this article. I have a first gen X1 Yoga, and just got an L380 Yoga. The L380 came with an outright defective keyboard, and the screen is uneven with some bad pixels. It also came with a Lenovo NVME drive, despite all reviews saying it would be Samsung. The big service secret...

It's very puzzling why no tiny pc maker won't simply make room for a 3.5" drive. Sure, it'll add an inch or so, but the storage options are much better. Whoever designs a mb & case to fit two nvme drives and a 3.5" drive deserves wealth.

It's very puzzling why no tiny pc maker won't simply make room for a 3.5" drive. Sure, it'll add an inch or so, but the storage options are much better. Whoever designs a mb & case to fit two nvme drives and a 3.5" drive deserves wealth.

32GB is a very small upper memory limit for the Xeon line in 2013. 192GB would be more reasonable for a low end xeon. Lots of applications would significantly benefit.