Intel Core i7-10510U in the U-Series includes 4/8 IA Cores/Threads, 8MB Cache, and 15W Nominal TDP / 25W Config UP TDP. This processor has 1.8 GHz base frequency, 4.9 GHz max single core turbo, 4. ...

Hardware; intel; cpu; Intel's Core i7-11700K has already been reduced, 10th-gen parts now even cheaper The Core i7-10700K deal looks very enticing By Rob Thubron April 6, 2021, 5:18 35 comments ...

Intel 10th Gen H-Series: Core i7 and Core i5. Intel is also touting its new Core i7 as being an ideal option for both creators and gamers.

The heart of the 10th-gen CPUs is Intel's Sunny Cove architecture, which features a quad-core, eight-thread design and speeds up to 4.1GHz. In comparison, the eighth-gen i7-8565U scaled up to 4 ...

This time around, Intel has finally brought a six-core/12-thread chip into the U-series family, the Core i7-10710U. That processor will feature a base clock of 1.1GHz, a single-core Turbo speed of ...

A photo shows Intel's new 10th Gen Intel Core H-series processor. Intel Corporation released the new processor family on April 2, 2020. (Credit: Intel Corporation) Full Size. Small.

But this year, Intel has renamed its locked Core i9 as the Core i7-10875H. It has the same clock speed, core count, and cache size as the last year’s Core i9-9980H.

Intel's 10th-gen "Ice Lake" processors launch this holiday season. The new chips bring faster AI processing, gaming performance, and WiFi connectivity.

Intel has announced its latest 10th Gen chips: 45W Comet Lake H-series processors designed to power the best gaming laptops and productivity machines around. The new chips promise clock speeds of ...

Intel's 10th-gen Core processor, Ice Lake, balances upgrades to AI performance, ... offers between 2 to 2.5 times more performance in AI compared to the “Whiskey Lake” Core i7-8565U.

The 9th-gen’s Core i7 shift doesn’t look as good at first glance, though. The 8th-gen Core i7-8700K ($380 on Amazon) features six cores with Hyper-Threading for a total of six cores and 12 ...

Intel's 10th-gen H-series processors could be launching soon with maximum clock speeds of 5.3GHz. But there is a catch and not everyone will have the access.