Intel promises a 30%+ performance improvement with their 8th Generation of CPUs

[WYP]

Intel has officially promised to deliver a 30%+ performance boost with their new 8th Generation of CPUs.



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[NeverBackDown]

I suspect more cores slightly lower clock speeds is more likely than say a 7700k and then add pure 30% performance.

Could even be from a memory standpoint too. 30% more effective bandwidth.

 

[wozza365]

So given their 15% is about 2% in real terms, I suspect we will see about a 4% improvement?

 

[Kaapstad]

30% extra performance, intel are having a laugh.

Having said that intel could ditch integrated graphics on their mainstream CPUs and give them a bit more number crunching ability.

 

[Bagpuss]

Giving them more (& faster) cache memory in the right places can make a BIG difference to IPC performance, I suppose.

 

[g0ggles1994]

6th Gen to 7th Gen 15% Better Performance on Sysmark

7th Gen to 8th Gen >15% Better Performance on Sysmark

Looool I'll be expecting 5% at most, Sysmark scores mean jack.

 

[Sliced]

TBH, 30% is not enough as we all know that means less than 5% improvement in real terms.

I also don't want them calculating that on number of cores, memory speed or factory overclock. No trickery.
Give me pure performance in the IPC. If they can't deliver that then it's not even worth my breath.

 

[konyzulphrea]

30% is not quite enough

Good number but the heat-flow? We knew how much these coolants are, even cost for making CMOS.

Perhaps Shall I consider to make a new Parody AD for Intel just like What Jimmy does? I have a draft of making it.