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Intel Alder Lake processor test: Intel throws core lost in the battle

This week will mark the 50th anniversary of the launch of the first Intel processor, the 4004. A revolution for its time, and a success that society would like to renew with its new chips Alder Lake. The latter rely on some radical technological changes, and aim to prove that INTEL still has innovation under the hood, facing a more conquering AMD than ever for 4 years. Remains that behind the ambitions, it takes acts, and this file will take you as a result of all our tests on the latest references i5 and i9, history that you know what kind of PC you will put under the tree this year. Finally, they are there... the chips Alder Lake are on our desk, proudly staring in front of us between a War gaming anti-stress grenade and our Diablo III USB keyholder (only souvenirs). And if the emotion that embraces us speaks overwhelmed, tell that Alder Lake is probably intel today what Ry zen processors were at AMD in 2017: a technological revolution as one sees only one all Decades. In fact, ...

Intel-Cpius: New Family Raptor Lake and Sapphire Rapids

Especially only the new pedestal 1700 was published by Intel with the new Alder Lake processors — a performance analysis and buying advice we had published on 6 November. Now there are rumors to two new processor families, as well as WCCFECTECH reports. Two new CPU families in Q3 2022? Accordingly, from the third quarter of 2022, there are new processors for a mainstream pedestal and for a HEAT platform, i.e. an enthusiast socket. The leader Mommy US has indicated this via Twitter with Emojis, which represent the two pedestals. As for the HEAT platform Sapphire Rapids-X, it should give processors with up to 56 cores, manufacturing could take place at 10 nm, which would be filigree than the previous method: 14 nm + would be. The suspected pedestal should be the LGA 4677, as RAM is likely to be DDR5-RAM of the standard. For players more interesting, however, the mainstream CPUs are the alleged Raptor Lake family appearing in the third quarter of 2022. Here are Core I processors to...