Intel hybrid CPU gets a boost over W10
a windows 11 It’s almost among us, at least officially, as a building leakage Internet is available until We played with her here. Site hardware Run some tests on Galaxy Book S, notebook equipped with Intel Corporation Lakefield Show the result performance gains, another breath for Healer da hybrid Intel Corporation, which is in this case Core i5-L16G7.
For a more accurate comparison, the site ran the same tests first in the 21h1 build of windows 10 to compare with the leaked version of windows 11. In the tests conducted on GeekBench 5, the single-core of CPU hybrid of Intel Corporation He achieved a gain of 2%, while the multi-core reached 5.8%.
The Intel Core i5-L16G7 isn’t the ideal CPU for heavy-duty work like 3D rendering, but the Cinebench R23 gives us an idea of how far the processor’s power goes. This time the biggest difference was in single-core between versions of Windows and the gain was 8.2% and in multi-core the difference was negligible at 1.7%.
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When simulating a daily workload, Intel’s hybrid CPU made the largest gains in the Future PCMark 10 benchmarks. In critical applications, the difference was 3.6% and in throughput the increase was 9.3%. In digital content creation, the W10 version was ahead, even if it was just barely (2.3%).
Another test where the leaked version of Windows 11 lagged in was UL’s 3DMark Night Raid. Here we can consider the technical draw, where the difference does not reach one percent.
When simulating web browsing, the test on BrowserBench Speedometer 2 showed the highest performance on Windows 11 across all test batteries, coming in at nearly a 10% difference.
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Even with the performance gains in almost all of the tests, there’s no denying that they are very, very timid. But there is an idea of what could come in terms of performance with the new version of Windows. we are talking Here According to rumors, the new generation of Intel, Alder Lake, may be approaching the release date of Windows 11 and some improvements for Intel’s 12th generation processors may be present in Microsoft’s new operating system.
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