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Completely disagree. The new P's are insane. I have an i5-1240p and it's the best chip I've ever owned. 12 cores, 25w tdp.
by boringuser2 3y ago
Completely disagree.
The new P's are insane.
I have an i5-1240p and it's the best chip I've ever owned.
12 cores, 25w tdp.
- wtallis 3y agoThe -P SoCs are not the same thing as the P-cores contained within. The i5-1240P SoC has 4 P-cores and 8 E-cores. The -P at the end of the model number denotes it as being in the middle product segment of their mobile lineup, between the lower-power -U models and the higher-power -H models. All three product segments use the same P-cores and E-cores, but in varying quantities and clock speeds.
- boringuser2 3y agoApologies, I misunderstood. In any case, the i5-1240p is fantastic. I wouldn't prefer any other SOC over it given it's an Intel, an x64 chipset and an absolute animal in power, compatibility and performance (especially multi-core). Also, their n100 chipsets are insanity for low-end, low TDP computing. I don't think there is anything comparable on the market. As I understand it, this uses all efficiency cores. An n100 server could handle any task you could ever throw it and only pull 6watts of power.