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Intel "Raptor Lake Refresh" Confirmed with 14th Gen Core Model Numbering
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I can understand "redesign the chips" but why is more cache hinged on increasing core count?
yep more cores would add value in a workload-specific scenario but not for everyone. I'd still be happy with a 6/8c MT part (even without e-cores if it cuts cost) for "gaming" or for other non-MT exhaustive tasks.
6-7th - nothing new, maybe just support for DDR4
8th - adding two cores to the entire series i3-i7.
9th - adding two cores to the i7. i9 appears
10th - adding two cores to the i9. The entire series receives hyperthreading.
From my read, Intel's patent claims DLVR can only reduce power by 10W (25% @ 40A, assuming 1.00V) at most. Anything less or more power actually gets less than 10W improvement.
I fear DLVR will be a rounding error in desktop; you can add or drop 10W with basically an optimized; in mobile, however, it'll be greatly welcome.
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Intel DLVR can provide up to 7% more performance with 21% lower voltage An interesting thread has recently appeared on Reddit. It covers the concept of the Digital Linear Voltage Regulator (DLVR) which might be used with the upcoming Intel Raptor Lake CPU series. Intel Raptor Lake Digital...
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