Intel Launches Lunar Lake: Claims Arm-Beating Battery Life, World's Fastest Mobile CPU Cores

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Intel Launches Lunar Lake: Claims Arm-Beating Battery Life, World's Fastest Mobile CPU Cores
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Intel launches Lunar Lake: claims Arm-beating battery life, world’s fastest mobile CPU cores

Aiming for the battery life crown.
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Promises significant improvements in power efficiency, performance, and battery life over competitors and previous generations. The company claims the chips offer "historic x86 power efficiency" and the "world's fastest mobile CPU cores." The processors, available for pre-order in OEM systems and shipping September 24, feature four Lion Cove P-cores and four Skymont E-cores with boost speeds up to 5.1 GHz.

Intel says the chips deliver up to 20.1 hours of battery life, Tom's Hardware reports, outperforming Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite by nearly two hours and AMD's chips by almost four hours. Intel asserts a 30% faster gaming performance than competing processors and highlighted compatibility issues with Qualcomm's chips, noting that nearly two dozen games used for benchmarking failed to run on X Elite chips. The company claims up to 64% advantage in single-threaded performance over Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and up to 33% over AMD Strix Point HX370.
 
Does it rust? :tearsofjoy:

On a serious note, this is the last chance for Intel. If this does not compete with AMD and Qualcomm, its RIP Intel, something that is not at all good for industry.
 
TEUser2K1 said:

Have a feeling that this is a temporary phase, they will massively recover in 1-1.5yrs, shouldn't forget that they are a behemoth in their field.
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AMD is a prime example of this, both in CPU and GPU segments, its only recently that their reputation has grown so strong, I still remember the days when AMD coudlnt even manage driver updates and the less thats said about their FX processors the better.

Tl: Dr its a cycle, both OEMs are too big to fail
 
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