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Intel to Use 5-digit Processor Model Numbering with 10th Gen?

so how long can they sustain a 4+GHZ clock at 15W? .5 sec?

What does it pull when turbo is engaged on all cores?
 
Steevo said:
Unbelievable, either these models have no cache, or turn off all other cores and their cache to reach boost speeds over 4Ghz, perhaps believable if they were talking about 3nm production that's mature.
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These are just Boost Clocks, clock range should hover around the 2.0-2.2GHz mark at best considering these things thermal throttle fastre then you can say Gigahertz.
 
Perhaps less confusing would be a naming scheme based on lithography and starting with that followed by other identifying numbers.
At least then we would know if we are getting the latest or just a rehash.
 
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