That’s the story of the Intel Core ... integrated graphics processing unit, which can support a degree of demanding graphical work, though dedicated GPUs may make more sense based on the use case. For ...

As it stands, the Core Ultra 5 range includes the 225, 235, 245, and 245K. There are also F variants of some of them, which don’t have onboard graphics. The K-variant is overclockable and has ...

There's another big difference between this Compute Stick and ... Home (64-bit); 0.90GHz Intel Core m3-6Y30; 4GB DDR3 SDRAM 1,866MHz; 128MB (dedicated) Intel HD Graphics 515; 64GB Flash Storage ...

It sounds crazy, but it’s true: Arch-rivals AMD and Intel have teamed up to co-design an Intel Core microprocessor with a custom AMD Radeon graphics ... and Async Compute? And, of course ...

The technical difference between ... same core count. Core Ultra 7 also has a single chip, the 265. It has K and T variants too, as well as F and KF models, which drop the onboard graphics support.

In this article, we do an in-depth Intel Core i9 vs Core Ultra 9 comparison to determine ... A lot of laptops are available with Core i9 and Nvidia RTX graphics cards, but the same can't be ...

Intel's next-gen Core Ultra 9 285K processor is nearly here ... the main tile resides on the CPU as the Compute Tile that packs 8 Lion Cove P-Cores and a total of 16 Skymont E-Cores.

Meanwhile, AMD was doing something similar, utilizing its regularly updated Graphics Core Next (GCN ... Pascal (left) vs Volta (right) In fact, they were so limited that they performed just ...