Following AMD yesterday, Intel has released details about its new Lunar Lake CPUs for Copilot+ PCs. The company has explained how, despite no HT, Windows gets the best performance out of it.
Intel 15th gen RSS
_medium.jpg)
Intel's newer processors featuring the hybrid Big-Bigger core design are set to get a performance boost soon on Windows 11 guest VMs on Linux. An Intel engineer has explained how via a recent patch.
Intel didn't just launch new 14th Gen desktop CPUs today; the company has also now revealed new high-performance 14th Gen HX parts as well as lo-power 15th Gen Core 1 U-series processors.
Intel is apparently launching Raptor Lake refresh on its desktop later this year. The alleged spec details as well as performance of the chips have leaked. Arrow Lake numbers have leaked too.
Intel says its new PowerVia backside power delivery technology has been tested and it registered a 5 percent speed boost. That new tech will be inside Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake chips.
Windows 11 gets much-needed File Explorer improvements in the latest non-security update
Microsoft updates Windows 11 23H2 and 22H2 initial setup (OOBE) with KB5041655
New One UI 7 leak shows off the new design and key features
_small.jpg)
KB5040442 / KB5040427: Microsoft confirms Windows PCs boot into BitLocker recovery
Recommended by 
We're on Mastodon!
We're on Mastodon!