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Only looking at the specs, it looks very similar to 5th-gen Core i7 U-series, with just significantly lower TDP. http://ark.intel.com/compare/85215,84672 http:
by jusssi 12y ago
Only looking at the specs, it looks very similar to 5th-gen Core i7 U-series, with just significantly lower TDP.
http://ark.intel.com/compare/85215,84672 http://ark.intel.com/compare/85215,84672
If that's the case, no wonder it gets bogged down by thermal throttling.
- Kurtz79 12y agoThe Anand article is spot-on I believe. It's not a processor that is meant to be doing sustained heavy work (compiling, gaming, simulations), but attend to small burts of CPU loads and then go back to low power mode. It seems to me it would be more than enough for office work, remote ssh, (non flash) web browsing, e-mail etc. Anyone buying a thin and light device like the ones mounting this processor, and expecting the performance of a desktop replacement laptop have unreasonable expectations to start with.