News Core i5-1350P Benchmarks Leak: Barely Beats Predecessor

[Admin]

Intel's upcoming 13th Gen mobile CPUs may not be much faster than their predecessors.

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[KraakBal]

Amd poised to rip Intel a new hole on mobile. Lets just hope there will be actual volume this time.

 

[zecoeco]

But what did you expect? All Intel's been doing is adding more cores and power to the package.
As for the architectural improvements, it contributes to no more than 10% in the performance boost they've been able to hit.

 

[bit_user]

But what did you expect? All Intel's been doing is adding more cores and power to the package.

In Raptor Lake? They also added cache, at least to the higher-end models we've seen so far. Furthermore, they're essentially claiming the manufacturing node is Intel 7+, whereas Alder Lake was made on plain Intel 7.

....so, that's where I start to have some questions. Because, digging into these scores, it really doesn't look anything like the single-threaded improvements we saw in Raptor Lake vs. Alder Lake comparisons. So, is it possible this is just rebranding the exact same die? ...and maybe running with different boost settings to juice the single-threaded scores a bit more?

If you look down to the multi-core scores, it gets even more interesting! There, the older model actually pulls out wins in multi-core integer and multi-core crypto!

 

[LordVile]

Oh Intel, you never change.

 

[cyrusfox]

Mobile leaks tell you nothing... It all depends on the chassis that can cool, if we are looking at 2 identical platforms with different CPU's then you have a fair comparison. As it is, too early to tell whether this means anything at all.

 

[neojack]

it seems that they simply overclocked the CPU by 300mhz
reminds me the 6700K vs 7700k

CPUs are becoming like cars : very little changes each year on a model, until a big revamp every 5-7 years (or more ! hello Toyota Sequoia)