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The i7 was tested in the same circumstances I assume. So it shouldn't matter how hot or humid it was. The comparison should be valid.
by Improvotter 8y ago
The i7 was tested in the same circumstances I assume. So it shouldn't matter how hot or humid it was. The comparison should be valid.
- andromeduck 8y agoYeah I'm not sure what's going on there, the cores on the 2017 had to be maintaining a sustained 3.7 GHz clock or 0.6 GHz boost for the highest end option. Might just be silicon lottery, might be the GPU thermals are interfering or maybe the 2018 would run faster with 2 cores disabled.