#computer_performance

No details yet Desktop processors Ryzen 7000G and mobile APUs of the new generation Ryzen 8000U appeared on the Internet for the first time.  [caption id="attachment_77767" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ryzen 8000U[/caption] If we talk about the first, then three models have appeared so far: Ryzen 5 Pro 7500G, Ryzen 5 7500G, and Ryzen 3 7300G. The first two should be identical and will probably have six cores each, and the last one will most likely be an analog of the mobile Ryzen 3 7320U, that is, it will carry four cores and, thus, will become the cheapest desktop Ryzen 7000. However, The document indicates the presence of four cores for Ryzen 5, but this may be an error. Desktop Ryzen 7000G and the new generation Ryzen 8000U appeared on the Internet for the first time [caption id="attachment_77768" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Ryzen 8000U[/caption] As for the new generation, four models have appeared: Ryzen 7 8840U, Ryzen 5 8540U, Ryzen 5 PRO 8540U and Ryzen 3 8440U. As you can see, the names are quite familiar to the current generation. That is we are talking about an eight-core APU, two six-core, and one quad-core.  

The rest of the CPUs will be shown at the beginning of 2024 Intel introduced the 14th generation Core processors (Raptor Lake Refresh). As expected, today only older models with an unlocked multiplier were announced. Intel Core i9-14900KKF There were a lot of leaks about these CPUs, so Intel didn’t reveal anything new except the price. The new generation differs minimally from the previous one, except for the Core i7 models, which have four smaller cores compared to their predecessors. Intel Core i9-14900KKF Intel Core i9-14900K/KF, Core i7-14700K/KF, and Core i5-14600K/KF processors are presented. But Intel did not raise prices, which is good, because there were such rumors. However, they were there last year too. So, the characteristics of the new products are as follows: Core i9-14900K/KF – 24 cores (8+16), frequencies 3.2–6.0 GHz, 36 MB L3 cache, TDP 125 W and price 590/565 dollars; Core i7-14700K/KF - 20 cores (8+12), frequencies 3.4–5.6+ GHz, 33 MB L3 cache, TDP 125 W and price $385/$410; Core i5-14600K/KF - 14 cores (6+8), frequencies 3.5–5.3+ GHz, 24 MB L3 cache, TDP 125 W and price 295/320 dollars. To demonstrate the performance gain from the transition to the new generation, Intel, as expected, took the Core i7-14700K because it can demonstrate this gain. The new CPUs will be available for purchase starting tomorrow.

But this is hardly good for the CPU Alder Lake and Raptor Lake processors are characterized by very high power consumption and heating. Raptor Lake Refresh, due to increased frequencies and the absence of any changes in the architecture, will consume and heat up even more. And if desired, in some cases it will be possible to allow these CPUs to heat up to 115 degrees. [caption id="attachment_68854" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Intel Core processors[/caption] The new 14th-generation Intel Core processors can be allowed to operate at temperatures up to 115 degrees. MSI will make it possible to increase the processor throttling threshold for new Intel CPUs from the current 107 to 115 degrees. This feature will be available in the BIOS of motherboards based on 700 and 600 series chipsets. The setting will allow the processor to operate stably at temperatures up to 115 degrees. And this will only be possible with the new 14th-generation Intel Core. It's unclear whether these temperatures are acceptable for the new CPUs, but the setting is likely designed for overclocking enthusiasts rather than casual users.