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I mean, Intel's new CPUs certainly have both real cores ("P-cores") and inferior cores ("E-cores"). I suspect the reason they introduced E-cores is primarily th
by LoganDark 2y ago
I mean, Intel's new CPUs certainly have both real cores ("P-cores") and inferior cores ("E-cores"). I suspect the reason they introduced E-cores is primarily thermal- and die-space-related, not actually power usage or performance. I always make sure to buy the chips without E-cores because they are better.
- jeffbee 2y agoThat's weird, I buy the one with the most e-cores. They're great for batch processes. For example the 14900K builds the Linux kernel faster than the Ryzen 9 7950X, even though it only has 8 "real cores" versus 16.
- anticensor 2y agoUntil it degrades...