Zen based cores are generally more efficient, especially wrt Intel Pcore so that helps!
R R0H1T Joined Apr 12, 2013 Messages 7,300 (1.75/day) Mar 13, 2023 #26 Zen based cores are generally more efficient, especially wrt Intel Pcore so that helps!
A A&P211 Joined Jan 14, 2023 Messages 745 (1.25/day) System Specs System Name Asus G16 Processor i9 13980HX Motherboard Asus motherboard Cooling 2 fans Memory 32gb 5600mhz cl40 Video Card(s) 4080 laptop Storage 16tb, x2 8tb SSD Display(s) QHD+ 16:10 (2560x1600, WQXGA) 240hz Power Supply 330w psu Mar 13, 2023 #27 trsttte said: AMD only has performance cores - that's what's normal, we already had 16 cores on a laptop with intel shenanigans of 8p + 8E, but now we get a real 16 core solution - maybe, amd laptops are less common in general let alone workstation ones. Click to expand... Again, P-cores are a Intel thing, not AMD. Intel has P-cores and E-cores, AMD doesnt not sign up for P-cores, its a Intel invention. I dont know what AMD calls their "cores", I just call them normal cores.
trsttte said: AMD only has performance cores - that's what's normal, we already had 16 cores on a laptop with intel shenanigans of 8p + 8E, but now we get a real 16 core solution - maybe, amd laptops are less common in general let alone workstation ones. Click to expand... Again, P-cores are a Intel thing, not AMD. Intel has P-cores and E-cores, AMD doesnt not sign up for P-cores, its a Intel invention. I dont know what AMD calls their "cores", I just call them normal cores.