Lol at “here’s one chip that’s new of ours to compare to one chip that’s not of theirs”.
The laptop space is a mess of shitty confusing labeling, and I would be all for some objective real world standard that manufacturers are required to label every computer with detailing performance at different types of workloads, power efficiency, battery life, whatever, so that general consumers have a chance to wade through all the bullshit. Would it be good if 7000 always meant the same thing? Absolutely.
But how long did intel sell low power envelope dual cores as i7s lol?
Lol at “here’s one chip that’s new of ours to compare to one chip that’s not of theirs”.
The laptop space is a mess of shitty confusing labeling, and I would be all for some objective real world standard that manufacturers are required to label every computer with detailing performance at different types of workloads, power efficiency, battery life, whatever, so that general consumers have a chance to wade through all the bullshit. Would it be good if 7000 always meant the same thing? Absolutely.
But how long did intel sell low power envelope dual cores as i7s lol?