At the end of 2019, three CPU architectures vied for the favor of buyers in the Ultrabook: Intel Ice Lake and Comet Lake and AMD Picasso. Intel combines both in the 10th generation of the core series, AMD lets them operate as Ryzen 3000U. The comparison gives insights into the strengths and weaknesses of each platform.
A lot has been written on BitcoinMinersHashrate about Ice Lake and Comet Lake, so there should only be a brief overview of the classification here.
Ice Lake is Intel’s first mass-produced 10 nm CPU and at the same time uses a completely new CPU and GPU architecture. Comet Lake continues to be manufactured in 14 nm and is based on the well-known architecture that celebrated its premiere with Skylake in 2015. Comet Lake are quasi current desktop CPUs of the Coffee Lake type in notebook trim, Ice Lake, on the other hand, a very special kind, of which there is no desktop counterpart.
The second largest model is theoretically represented in the test. At Ice Lake this is the Core i7-1065G7 with 15 watts TDP at a maximum of 3.9 GHz, but with the largest new iGPU “G7”, at Comet Lake the i7-10510U with four cores and a maximum of 4.9 GHz clock and the well-known iGPU type (U) HD Graphics. The Comet Lake CPU has 1.0 GHz more clock available on paper, while the higher IPC, the much better new iGPU and the integration of Thunderbolt 3 and parts of Wi-Fi 6 speak for Ice Lake OEMs can implement both standards more cost-effectively.
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