Intel 15th Gen Arrow Lake: What to Expect?

Intel 15th-Gen Arrow Lake processors are on the horizon, and we can’t wait to see what they have in store for us. What can we expect from the new batch of chips?
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[@jackoncrack6173]

at 04:04 "Modern processors such as the AMD Ryzen 6000 or Intel 12th gen cards..." that clearly shows you how precise informations in this video are. This is just some ChatGPT AI script low effort no research video that makes no sense at all. Ryzen 6000 are not even desktop processors but low power mobile chips for laptops, held gaming machines etc...

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for your feedback. We will try to be better.

[@bigbadricefarmer]

@@TechfluencerAI ass response as well

[@jackoncrack6173]

@@bigbadricefarmer fr

[@YavNe]

@@Techfluencer Stop making videos by AI with false-ass information, bisch!

[@marcel151]

0:55 Don‘t confuse people. 7 and 5 nm are just the names, you can‘t compare the nm of Intel‘s architecture with AMD‘s in terms of numbers. For example: You would think that AMD 7nm is half as small as Intel 14nm. It is smaller, but not half as small.

[@fffhunter7765]

What to Expect? - nothing

[@jonathankurz207]

Hard to say game over to AMD on the CPU side. They’ve been kicking intels ass for the last several years.

[@Techfluencer]

Intel has been stepping up lately.

[@Lucatoni22]

@@Techfluencer 3d cpus say Hi

[@ksr2070]

​@@TechfluencerIntel is sleeping bro 😂

[@sovietunion9131]

​@@Lucatoni22 intel is only behind in efficiency and 15th gen is going to fix that with 3nm architecture

[@bonkwonkelchip7569]

@@Techfluencer yeah in heat and wattage.

[@auritro3903]

1:53 "Impacts the current generation of processors. BITC-"

[@mrhassell]

The upcoming Arrow Lake processor will utilize the Intel 20A process node with a 2nm process, incorporating EUV lithography to enhance yield and capacity. The design will use a tile-based approach and feature both performance (P) and efficiency (E) cores, in addition to an onboard GPU. Dedicated accelerators for AI, video transcoding, and cryptographic functions will also be included. The P cores are expected to consist of eight cores and are based on the Lion Cove architecture, while the efficiency cores (E cores) may initially have up to 16. However, a mid-generation refresh expected in 2025 could potentially provide some Arrow Lake chips with as many as 32 E cores. The E cores will leverage the Skymont architecture and will require DDR5 memory. There are also rumors suggesting support for Thunderbolt 5 on a new socket (LGA 1851), with more pins than LGA 1700 in the 12th, 13th, and 14th generations. This means a new motherboard for Arrow Lake, although it will have the same physical size as the LGA 1700 socket, allowing for compatibility with existing coolers. Additionally, there is speculation that Intel may remove Hyperthreading entirely from all Arrow Lake models. This is regarded as the most significant change to any generation in the past two decades.

[@gregorywilson2124]

They better be afraid of snap dragon x elite. These new risc chips are scary.

[@nathanthreshie199]

Intel should of had 7nm 5 years ago

[@Techfluencer]

Late to the game.

[@benjamindepaz8429]

I’m kind of new to this. A week ago I built my first gaming PC in over 10 years! All of my computers are Macs, except for this one. I don’t really pay that much attention to CPU tech - I know my personal MacBook Pro has a 3nm M3 CPU and my work MacBook has a 5nm CPU with its M1 processor. But in my gaming computer I bought an Intel i5 12600kf cpu. I thought IT was a 7nm CPU processor. Am I wrong? Is it actually something else? It seems fast enough for me, but I feel a little let down if it’s like 9nm. I guess if it’s fast enough for me that’s all that matters. But still, I figured with it being only a couple of years old it would be at least closer to my 2021 MacBook in terms of chip manufacturing. Maybe I should upgrade when this new one comes out. I’m very inexperienced with computer building lol.

[@YavNe]

Nah, the time AMD went to 5nm Intel could still compete well with 7nm since their nodes are more efficient. ;D But they are gonna get nodes from TSMC like AMD this gen!

[@YavNe]

@@benjamindepaz8429 9nm doesn't exist, bruh. XD It is 10nm.

[@mawkuri5496]

waiting for qualcom x elite.

[@Hyperion1722]

What to expect - high temps, high power output, frequent crashing??

[@cuzr702]

You just need a 240 rad. Thats all I’m using.

[@Jaybird-be1tt]

Both chips are good. Amd for desktop. Intel for laptop.

[@bonkwonkelchip7569]

i expect amd to have an answer as they have had since 2017

[@Techfluencer]

We do too!

[@thejohnnerparty]

I want low power with good performance.

[@LivelysReport]

I am all for increasing the P core count.. they already have the E core count to 16, lets do the same with the P Cores.. if perhaps the first roll out 12 P cores and 16 E cores, and second roll out 16 and 16.. P and E cores.. would be nice to know that if I play a game and surf the web at the same time, that my game will be using Power cores dedicated to the game and use the Efficiency cores dedicated to running the web browsing and menial tasks in the back ground.. I do not know that Intel needs to get higher clock speeds at this time, but it would be great if they could lower the power consumption of the chip.. using less power.. two 8 core chiplets of P cores, two 8 core chipless of E cores. with lots of on chip memory.. and fast interconnect and more PCIE lanes.. lets get them back up to 40 again like we use to have with Ivy Bridge..

[@nigelwright7557]

A 5% improvement is a waste of time. I usually wait a few generations before upgrading to make it worthwhile.

[@chaitanyadamarasingu979]

Burh its TSMC ☺

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for the correction.

[@Technocrat.]

Intel should start making their CPU's as a SOC all on chip. Like the M3 soc, yes that's ARM based, ARM is the future anyways, x86 has reached its peak. Intel needs to find out how to make a SOC Intel chip, that is x86 ARM modified, or retire x86 completely. The sooner Microsoft and Intel and AMD get away from x86, the sooner we get awesome soc gaming chips.

[@Techfluencer]

Agreed.

[@jackoncrack6173]

The irony is, that intel is the only company that didn't yet started producing ARM chips, both nvidia and AMD will release their ARM processors by 2026. And yes, Nvidia joining the CPU market with their ARM cpu

[@sovietunion9131]

​@@jackoncrack6173 neither AMD started any production. What you're on?

[@jackoncrack6173]

@@sovietunion9131 ok mr russian hacker

[@YavNe]

Hell naaaaaaaaaaaaaah. I'm still playing old games!!! Scr** the SoC!!!

[@endlesspain4090]

intel 14th gen is 10nm no 7....

[@johnanthonyalberola6252]

CAN IT FIT A 14 GEN SOCKET

[@RegalPixelKing]

No. Because they are creating their CPUs with 2nm process nodes, which is much smaller than 7nm nodes the the 14th gen sockets use means that the architecture, and thus the socket, will be changed for the 15th gen release.

[@johnanthonyalberola6252]

@@RegalPixelKing thank you sir

[@joksanen]

15th gen will be on a new LGA 1851 socket.

[@johnanthonyalberola6252]

@@joksanen I JUST GOT A G22CH DH978FROM ASUS WAS WONDERING

[@Techfluencer]

No.

[@slawekpolowka5116]

I like Intel.

[@Techfluencer]

Nice.

[@misterPAINMAKER]

AMD has dissapointed us with the RYZEN 7000. Intel with the e-cores has great perfomance. Even the I7 14700K surpasses the Ryzen 9 7900X.

[@Techfluencer]

Seems like it.

[@lonniebeal6032]

Not what other testers are saying. Even Toms Hardware has the 7800X3D better than intel.

[@akashtriz]

Intel 7 is 10nm😂😂 Get your facts right.

[@mindsofeuropa2955]

Total waste of 5 minutes.

[@Techfluencer]

Sorry, you feel that way.

[@AbrahamLeanin]

Disagree. Video is fine and cites its sources.

[@moby1kanob]

The intel "lagging" behind AMD is total garbage fed by talking heads that know belittling intel CPUs gets clicks, but in reality, even without trying, their CPU clock speeds have always been higher, which is always better for gaming. Sure AMD acn multitask, so if you are a streamer then great. For us gamers, ALWAYS intel every time. Its just better, Gsync is better than vsync and it integrates with RAM easier. Arrowhead will just strike a dagger through anything AMD has at almost 7 GHz...its never been BEHIND AMD in gaming...just letting AMD catch up a little, now that AMD has awoken the sleeping giant...its GAME OVER.

[@curio78]

Nonsense. Intel higher clock is a cheat code. It can barely sustain these "higher clocks" for barely limited seconds if the cpu is cool. Any sustained load the freq drops 30% behind amds sustained freq. So their higher freq is just useless number.

[@britneymaysplendia8901]

Lol yea 4 pci-e lanes totally definitely beats 10 lanes, I see a butthurt fanboy

[@Techfluencer]

This is just our opinion.

[@beedoox5613]

Can't listen to this video with a "synthesized voice". Probably factually incorrect.

[@Techfluencer]

Thanks for your feedback.

[@foolst2go]

might intel go bankrupt and shut down by end of 2024?

[@Techfluencer]

Don't seem like it.

[@sobolanul82]

Just have a look over the market share especially the laptops one. AMD doesn't exist there and laptops are mainly used in productivity. Companies are using mostly Intel platform for their systems, servers, desktop and laptops. And even if AMD is better at power consumption under heavy load, Intel CPUs are idling at lower power usage. And in productivity this matters more because the CPUs are not pushed to their limits all the time.

[@kaiwang5223]

This is a terrible video LOL

[@LouisDuran]

These videos are always garbage😂

[@petarpetrov725]

Zen 5 will burry Arrow lake

[@tringuyen7519]

Zen 5 launches in June & be on the shelves in July. Intel’s Arrow Lake won’t launch until January 2025!

[@Techfluencer]

Competition is always better.

[@Kingtoby1981]

​@@tringuyen7519That's not confirmed yet

[@ksr2070]

Intel 😂

[@sovietunion9131]

AMD 😂

[@lonniebeal6032]

@@sovietunion9131 You lack the ability to do any research.

[@sovietunion9131]

@@lonniebeal6032 do you?