Correct. Seems to me to be nearly identical. The fin pitch for TSMC 7 seems to be about 10% less than intel 10. Fin width seems to be identical. Intel’s mimimum metal pitch is about 10% less (but you pretty much never use minimum metal pitch anyway).
Tiger Lake mobile processors with powerful graphics introduced
Intel has unveiled the eleventh generation of Tiger Lake mobile processors. These chips should become the company's "secret weapon" in the fight against the Ryzen 4000, as the new APUs are faster than the proprietary Ice Lake family and "red" processors.
Of course, these are marketing statements so far, without independent tests there is nothing to talk about. But even the published specs are impressive.
The new chips are based on Willow Cove cores and Xe graphics architecture. The cores themselves are a further development of Sunny Cove from CPU Ice Lake. Improvements include an increase in cache memory (L2 cache has grown to 1.25 MB per core, L3 cache - up to 12 MB).
The graphic subsystem is up to 96 executive devices (previously it was one and a half times less), its own 16 MB video cache and improved energy efficiency.
The processors are manufactured using the 10-nanometer SuperFin process technology. This provided the possibility of increasing frequencies up to 4.8 GHz per core with a thermal package of 28 W. Graphics are now clocked at up to 1.35 GHz. It is said to run top games on FullHD as the Xe graphics are twice as fast as Intel's early GPUs and outperforms AMD Vega in Ryzen 7 (Renoir).
Separately, support for instructions AVX-512 and the presence of a GNA (Gaussian and Neural Accelerator 2.0) block are noted. This allows for faster AI tasks.
Finally, note that two subfamilies are expected within the lineup:
with thermal package 12-28 W (formerly U-class, now UP3)
with a heat dissipation of 7-15 W (previously - Y-class, now - UP4).
The first chips received a maximum of four cores and eight threads, although even more multi-core solutions are expected in the future.
Other platform features include support for Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 6, PCI Express 4, AV1 hardware video codec, and Dolby Vision. Of course, this will be implemented in ready-made laptops. The release date has not been specified.The conversation is over!!!!
This means the end of the conversation and the complete victory of Intel processors over ARM processors!!!!!
😁😁😁😆😆😆😆😆🤣 😎😀😁😄😆😂🤣☺☺☺🙂😇😊🙂🙃😉😌😋😛😋😜😝This means the end of the conversation and the complete victory of Intel processors over ARM processors!!!!!
To be honest, the prime focus of intel is the cloud
Tiger Lake mobile processors with powerful graphics introduced
Intel has unveiled the eleventh generation of Tiger Lake mobile processors. These chips should become the company's "secret weapon" in the fight against the Ryzen 4000, as the new APUs are faster than the proprietary Ice Lake family and "red" processors.
Of course, these are marketing statements so far, without independent tests there is nothing to talk about. But even the published specs are impressive.
The new chips are based on Willow Cove cores and Xe graphics architecture. The cores themselves are a further development of Sunny Cove from CPU Ice Lake. Improvements include an increase in cache memory (L2 cache has grown to 1.25 MB per core, L3 cache - up to 12 MB).
The graphic subsystem is up to 96 executive devices (previously it was one and a half times less), its own 16 MB video cache and improved energy efficiency.
The processors are manufactured using the 10-nanometer SuperFin process technology. This provided the possibility of increasing frequencies up to 4.8 GHz per core with a thermal package of 28 W. Graphics are now clocked at up to 1.35 GHz. It is said to run top games on FullHD as the Xe graphics are twice as fast as Intel's early GPUs and outperforms AMD Vega in Ryzen 7 (Renoir).
Separately, support for instructions AVX-512 and the presence of a GNA (Gaussian and Neural Accelerator 2.0) block are noted. This allows for faster AI tasks.
Finally, note that two subfamilies are expected within the lineup:
with thermal package 12-28 W (formerly U-class, now UP3)
with a heat dissipation of 7-15 W (previously - Y-class, now - UP4).
The first chips received a maximum of four cores and eight threads, although even more multi-core solutions are expected in the future.
Other platform features include support for Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 6, PCI Express 4, AV1 hardware video codec, and Dolby Vision. Of course, this will be implemented in ready-made laptops. The release date has not been specified.The conversation is over!!!!
This means the end of the conversation and the complete victory of Intel processors over ARM processors!!!!!
Ridiculous !!! Intel has 82 percent of the huge market !! You fly with cuckoos in your head!!!
You misspelled annoying.
One or two of those means something. Using whole lines of them is silly and gives the impression of someone who hasn't to the age they can vote yet (ie a child)
Right and the number varies wildly
It's you, come up with but I do not I!!! https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-gains-market-share-over-163818897.html
It's you, come up with but I do not I!!! https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intel-gains-market-share-over-163818897.html
77% is a huge figure !!! In general, this is not about the percentage of the market share!! And the fact is that the x86 architecture has gigantic performance !!! And gigantic performance potential !!! The point is set !!!That link uses March’s Steam survey.
This link uses May’s Steam Survey and shows Intel’s share dropping now at 77.54% from 81% in the link you provided, that’s 2 months out of date (I hope you didn’t pick that deliberately ignoring the more recent Steam survey to try to support your point):
AMD continues to steal market share from Intel according to latest Steam survey
Slowly, slowly, catch the monkeywww.techradar.com
So,that’s bad news for you, my friend.
77% is a huge figure !!! In general, this is not about the percentage of the market share!! And the fact is that the x86 architecture has gigantic performance !!! And gigantic performance potential !!! The point is set !!!
x86 (Intel, AMD) is the future and ARM is the past !!!!! Market share It does not matter!!!! Flower victory!!! Conversation is over!!!!!
