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Actual benchmarks and useful info here https://youtu.be/WH-qtuVRS2c https://youtu.be/WH-qtuVRS2c
by bufo 3y ago
Actual benchmarks and useful info here https://youtu.be/WH-qtuVRS2c https://youtu.be/WH-qtuVRS2c
- zamadatix 3y agoFunny as the AnandTech article wrote "Despite today being the official launch of the Core Ultra series and Meteor Lake platform, you won’t find any reviews for the hardware. And we’re not sure you’ll be able to find much hardware, either" and this YouTube channel reviews two such devices in their video. Benchmark data in the video: Cinebench R23: 13218 Cinebench 2024: 701 Geekbench 6.2: 12319 Fire Strike GPU: 9317 Time Spy: 3283 Geekbench 6.2 Compute: 30101 Battery life (summary): In their various tests (not many apparent details on exactly how it was done) very comparable with the M2 air/7840U devices. Gaming FPS (1080P Medium, iGPU): Generally better than the 780M Overwatch 2: 82 FPS Apex Legends: 73 FPS Diablo 4: 50 FPS Starfield: 31 FPS Counter-Strike 2: 67 FPS Valorant: 137 FPS
- ksec 3y ago>Geekbench 6.2: 12319 I wish there are Single Core Benchmarks.
- wmf 3y agohttps://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/3988270 https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/3988270
- ksec 3y agoThanks. Still need 50% speedup to reach the same A17 performance on clock per clock basis. ( Not a fair comparison since they optimise for different thing but still interesting to see )
- DeathArrow 3y agoI would trust Cinebench more than Geekbench. It's funny how Cinebench is biased against Apple, while most other benchmarks are not. And that is for both mobile and laptop CPUs.
- ksec 3y ago>It's funny how Cinebench is biased against Apple, I dont see that. Cinebench still shows Apple is just about the same ahead of its competition.
- ajross 3y agoExecutive summary (all numbers from the 155H part): Arc GPU looks fantastic and market-leading (though more so on rendering than compute, which I guess is to be expected since they're pushing the AI unit for those workloads?). Multicore CPU benchmarks running about 20-40% above the M2 Mac tested and 10% above AMD's 7840U. Battery life tests (a benchmark category I personally hate since it conflates so many different things) seem to have reached parity with the AMD and Apple devices, which doesn't sound notable but this was a BIG shortcoming with ADL/RPL. On the whole... this sounds big. If these numbers check out in further testing then all of a sudden Intel's back on top of the laptop game.