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Intel Core Ultra 7 251HX: Neue Notebook-Gaming-CPU ist im PassMark richtig flott https://www.computerbase.de/news/prozessoren/intel-core-ultra-7-251hx-neue-notebook-gaming-cpu-ist-im-passmark-richtig-flott.97897/ #intel #core #ultra7 #251hx #cpu #prozessor #passmark

Intel Core Ultra 7 251HX: Neue Notebook-Gaming-CPU ist im PassMark richtig flott https://www.computerbase.de/news/prozessoren/intel-core-ultra-7-251hx-neue-notebook-gaming-cpu-ist-im-passmark-richtig-flott.97897/ #intel #core #ultra7 #251hx #cpu #prozessor #passmark

MacBook Neo wstrząsnął rynkiem – Intel już odpowiada

MacBook Neo debiutował w marcu w cenie od 2999 zł i szybko stał się jednym z najczęściej omawianych laptopów na rynku — nie tylko w bańce Apple.

Reakcja świata Windows była szczera: ta kombinacja jakości wykonania, wydajności, czasu pracy na baterii i ceny po prostu nie miała odpowiednika po drugiej stronie.

Apple podkreśliło ten moment dodatkowo, publikując krótki materiał zza kulis produkcji prezentacji wideo MacBooka Neo.

Jak opisuje MacRumors, Apple pokazało, jak powstawały sekwencje z reklamy „Hello, MacBook Neo” — fizyczne modele, ręcznie wykonane rekwizyty i techniki kamerowe połączone z efektami wizualnymi. Apple niemal nigdy nie ujawnia takich materiałów przy okazji premier produktów, co samo w sobie mówi wiele o tym, jak firma traktuje Neo.

Tymczasem Intel nie siedzi z założonymi rękami. Jak informuje 9to5Mac, firma ogłosiła nowy układ Wildcat Lake Core 300, wprost sygnalizując, że jest on odpowiedzią na segment, w którym działa MacBook Neo. Wczesne benchmarki serwisu Tweaktown wskazują, że w teście wielowątkowym PassMark nowy Intel osiąga wynik o 21% wyższy niż A18 Pro — chip napędzający Neo. W teście jednowątkowym oba procesory wypadają praktycznie identycznie.

Brzmi jak mocny argument, ale — jak trafnie zauważają komentujący to w Macworld — benchmark to dopiero początek rozmowy, nie jej koniec. Pozostaje kwestia zużycia energii i realnego czasu pracy na baterii, a przede wszystkim to, czy producenci laptopów z Windowsem będą w stanie zbudować sprzęt o porównywalnej jakości wykonania w podobnym przedziale cenowym. Na razie nikt tego nie udowodnił. MacBook Neo kosztuje od 2999 zł, a platforma z Intelowym Wildcat Lake dopiero wchodzi na rynek — bez gotowych produktów i bez znanych cen.

To, że Intel poczuł się zmuszony do publicznego odniesienia się do MacBooka Neo, jest samo w sobie wymowne. Przez lata Apple odpowiadało na procesory Intela. Teraz jest odwrotnie.

Więcej o mojej perspektywie na MacBooka Neo przeczytacie w najnowszym wydaniu iMagazine oraz usłyszycie w tym odcinku podcastu „Bo czemu nie?”.

Der #Ryzen 7 #9850X3D von #AMD zeigt sich in einem neuem #PassMark-#Benchmark deutlich stärker als zuletzt. Mit 41.840 Punkten im Multi-Thread liegt der #Prozessor rund 5% vor dem #9800X3D. https://winfuture.de/news,155428.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

Der #Ryzen 7 #9850X3D von #AMD zeigt sich in einem neuem #PassMark-#Benchmark deutlich stärker als zuletzt. Mit 41.840 Punkten im Multi-Thread liegt der #Prozessor rund 5% vor dem #9800X3D. https://winfuture.de/news,155428.html?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=ManualStatus&utm_campaign=SocialMedia

iPhone 17 chip becomes the fastest single-core CPU in the world on PassMark

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/apples-a19-becomes-the-fastest-single-core-cpu-in-the-world-on-passmark-beating-pc-chips-and-apples-own-m3-ultra-passively-cooled-iphone-17-chip-catapults-past-power-hungry-competitors

#HackerNews #iPhone17 #fastestCPU #PassMark #A19 #technology #news

iPhone 17 chip becomes the fastest single-core CPU in the world on PassMark

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/apples-a19-becomes-the-fastest-single-core-cpu-in-the-world-on-passmark-beating-pc-chips-and-apples-own-m3-ultra-passively-cooled-iphone-17-chip-catapults-past-power-hungry-competitors

#HackerNews #iPhone17 #fastestCPU #PassMark #A19 #technology #news

剛剛心血來潮測了不插電的效能
在 #passmark 上面竟然不降反升(?)
不過這數字算是誤差值之中

剛剛心血來潮測了不插電的效能
在 #passmark 上面竟然不降反升(?)
不過這數字算是誤差值之中

Core Ultra 9 285K im Benchmark: Die schnellen P-Kerne von Intel Arrow Lake zeigen sich https://www.computerbase.de/news/prozessoren/core-ultra-9-285k-im-benchmark-die-schnellen-p-kerne-von-intel-arrow-lake-zeigen-sich.89868/ #intel #coreultra9 #LunarLake #PassMark

Core Ultra 9 285K im Benchmark: Die schnellen P-Kerne von Intel Arrow Lake zeigen sich https://www.computerbase.de/news/prozessoren/core-ultra-9-285k-im-benchmark-die-schnellen-p-kerne-von-intel-arrow-lake-zeigen-sich.89868/ #intel #coreultra9 #LunarLake #PassMark

@QuietLighthouseKeeper Merci !! So yes, I'd found the first two URLs but not the third, and even less this notion of #Passmark. I'm going to take a closer look at all this, and do a bit more research. Thanks a lot ! 🖖🤓

@QuietLighthouseKeeper Merci !! So yes, I'd found the first two URLs but not the third, and even less this notion of #Passmark. I'm going to take a closer look at all this, and do a bit more research. Thanks a lot ! 🖖🤓

Pretty happy with my little upgrade! Went from 87th percentile to 97th on Passmark. Improvements across the board; even the disk and GPU improved and I didn't upgrade those!

#passmark #benchmark #pcbuilding #ryzen #amd #pc #hardware #performance

Pretty happy with my little upgrade! Went from 87th percentile to 97th on Passmark. Improvements across the board; even the disk and GPU improved and I didn't upgrade those!

#passmark #benchmark #pcbuilding #ryzen #amd #pc #hardware #performance

I'm reading the reviews on #Amazon about the #Lenovo Ideapad-1 (N4020 cpu, 4gb ram, 64gb ssd, for $144 USD). Everyone's complaining about how slow it is, how it takes forever to load #Windows and a browser due to low ram.

That's a computer with 1550 #Passmark #CPU points, which is *plenty* to run #Linux Mint on. #Mint will take 1.2 GB ram for itself, and then the browser another 0.5-2 GBs (depending on the website).

And yet, not one of the 600 reviewers thought of installing #LinuxMint.

#foss

I'm reading the reviews on #Amazon about the #Lenovo Ideapad-1 (N4020 cpu, 4gb ram, 64gb ssd, for $144 USD). Everyone's complaining about how slow it is, how it takes forever to load #Windows and a browser due to low ram.

That's a computer with 1550 #Passmark #CPU points, which is *plenty* to run #Linux Mint on. #Mint will take 1.2 GB ram for itself, and then the browser another 0.5-2 GBs (depending on the website).

And yet, not one of the 600 reviewers thought of installing #LinuxMint.

#foss

If you need an ultra-cheap #Linux laptop, consider the #Lenovo IdeaPad 1 14IGL7 14" (Celeron N4020/4GB RAM/128GB eMMC) for just $200. It's fully supported by any 5.4+ #kernel after you disable Secure & Fast Boot in BIOS (and use this if you aim to dual-boot: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2174796#p2174796 )

That CPU has 1550 #Passmark points, which is plenty to run #Cinnamon #LinuxMint or #XFce on it. It's a very slow #laptop for #Windows 11 (not enough RAM mostly), but enough for medium-to-lightweight Linux distros.

If you need an ultra-cheap #Linux laptop, consider the #Lenovo IdeaPad 1 14IGL7 14" (Celeron N4020/4GB RAM/128GB eMMC) for just $200. It's fully supported by any 5.4+ #kernel after you disable Secure & Fast Boot in BIOS (and use this if you aim to dual-boot: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?p=2174796#p2174796 )

That CPU has 1550 #Passmark points, which is plenty to run #Cinnamon #LinuxMint or #XFce on it. It's a very slow #laptop for #Windows 11 (not enough RAM mostly), but enough for medium-to-lightweight Linux distros.

Having installed lots of #Linux on various older #laptops recently, here are my suggestions on what to install in order to perform well. First, you check the #Passmark score of your #CPU (do a google search on the cpu model and passmark). If the score is:

- Less than 500: use #LXQT, or a wm.
- 500-1500: #XFce, #Mate
- 1500-3000: #Cinnamon
- 3000+: #Gnome, #KDE

Prefer #Ubuntu or #Fedora on machines above 2000 points. #Debian for 500+, #LinuxMint for 1000+. #Alpine for anything less than 500.

Having installed lots of #Linux on various older #laptops recently, here are my suggestions on what to install in order to perform well. First, you check the #Passmark score of your #CPU (do a google search on the cpu model and passmark). If the score is:

- Less than 500: use #LXQT, or a wm.
- 500-1500: #XFce, #Mate
- 1500-3000: #Cinnamon
- 3000+: #Gnome, #KDE

Prefer #Ubuntu or #Fedora on machines above 2000 points. #Debian for 500+, #LinuxMint for 1000+. #Alpine for anything less than 500.

My home studio/office machine is a potato, apparently

But also I suspect this is a fantastic example of sampling bias, where the dataset is composed of results submitted from people who run #PassMark performance tests

in other words, PC performance nerds

i.e. people who tend to spend a lot of money on PCs

i.e. not me

but it's still interesting, esp before I conduct some upgrades.

My home studio/office machine is a potato, apparently

But also I suspect this is a fantastic example of sampling bias, where the dataset is composed of results submitted from people who run #PassMark performance tests

in other words, PC performance nerds

i.e. people who tend to spend a lot of money on PCs

i.e. not me

but it's still interesting, esp before I conduct some upgrades.