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Intel's 13th-gen and 14th-gen processors are 7nm node, not 14nm.
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Intel's 13th-gen and 14th-gen processors are 7nm node, not 14nm.
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Fyi, .......

https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel...950X/4151vs4172 - Intel-Core-i9-14900K-vs-AMD-Ryzen-9-9950X
Conclusion,

This CPU is incredibly well-placed for a refresh. The i9 14900k(640 euros) offers similar performance to the i9 13900KS(800 Euros) while being available for much less money. The new gen motherboards are also much better. So if you were thinking about getting the 13th gen i9 then the 14th gen is a no-brainer since it offers flawless performance for both gaming and productivity tasks. This is especially true since AMD's "equivalent" 7950x3d is haunted by software bugs and "features" such as needing to have Xbox game bar open 24/7 and having their motherboards overvolt and kill the CPUs.

The Ryzen 9000 CPUs have the same integrated graphics, PCIe lanes, USB support and DRAM controller as the Ryzen 7000 series. The only difference is improved cores which have moved from TSMC's 5 nm process to 4 nm. The new cores offer 15% more performance under cherry-picked conditions but for latency-sensitive workloads, like gaming, they are just few percent faster. The 9600X, 9700X, 9900X, and 9950X are priced at $280, $360, $500, and $650, respectively, making them $80-$200 USD more expensive than the 7000 series. Since the 7000 series flopped (7800X3D somewhat excluded) due to unrealistic pricing, slow boot times, high platform costs and windows gamebar requirements etc., the 9000 series is more or less DOA. ...
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Still Intel 7nm > AMD 4nm.
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sohai, quote userbenchmarks....
bodo just keep quiet la....

Even intel also dismiss userbenchmarks

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Intel's 13th-gen and 14th-gen processors are 7nm node, not 14nm.
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did you forget to upgrade your search engine? lol

bodo, dont keep showing bodo.

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AFAIK, Intel's main target market is computer desktops/workstations and laptops, often used by enterprises, programmers/developers, gamers and students, not smartphones/tablets - the latter of which preferably require EUV chip technology of 7nm nodes or lower due to their small thin size, fanlessness, need to be power-sipping (bc they are mobile  devices and battery-powered), etc.
........ IOW, Intel and AMD do not really need EUV chip technology to producevery-tiny chips with <7nm nodes because computers do not need to be tiny, mobile/battery-powered, power-sipping, fanless, etc.

Apples and oranges.
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Can  transnational passenger aeroplanes (eg Boeing 787 and Airbus 340) and cargo ships be EV or EV-battery-powered.?
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Fyi, .......

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raptor_Lake
Raptor Lake is Intel's codename for the 13th and 14th generations of Intel Core processors based on a hybrid architecture, utilizing Raptor Cove performance cores and Gracemont efficient cores.[3][4][5] Like Alder Lake, Raptor Lake is fabricated using Intel's Intel 7 process. ...

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7_nm_process
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On July 26, 2021, Intel announced their new manufacturing roadmap, renaming all of their future process nodes.[27] Intel's "10nm" Enhanced SuperFin (10ESF), which was roughly equivalent to TSMC's N7 process, would thenceforth be known as "Intel 7", while their earlier "7nm" process would erstwhile be called "Intel 4".[27][38] As a result, Intel's first processors based on Intel 7 were at that time planned to have started shipping by the second half of 2022,[needs update] whereas Intel announced earlier that they were planning to have launched "7nm" processors in 2023.[39] ...
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Process nodes and process offerings

The naming of process nodes by 4 different manufacturers (TSMC, Samsung, SMIC, Intel) is partially marketing-driven and not directly related to any measurable distance on a chip – for example TSMC's "7nm" node was previously similar in some key dimensions to Intel's planned first-iteration "10nm" node, before Intel released further iterations, culminating in "10nm Enhanced SuperFin", which was later renamed to "Intel 7" for marketing reasons.[76][77] ...
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Intel's new "Intel 7" process, previously known as "10nm Enhanced SuperFin" (10ESF), is based on its previous "10nm" node. The node will feature a 10-15% increase in performance per watt. Meanwhile, their old "7nm" process, now called "Intel 4", was at that time expected to have been released in 2023.[101][needs update] Few details about the "Intel 4" node had at that time been made public, although its transistor density had at that time been estimated to be at least 202 million transistors per square millimeter.[27][102][needs update] As of 2020, Intel had been experiencing problems with its "Intel 4" process to the point of outsourcing production of its Ponte Vecchio GPUs.[103][104]
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Fyi, .......

https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel...950X/4151vs4172 - Intel-Core-i9-14900K-vs-AMD-Ryzen-9-9950X
Conclusion,

This CPU is incredibly well-placed for a refresh. The i9 14900k(640 euros) offers similar performance to the i9 13900KS(800 Euros) while being available for much less money. The new gen motherboards are also much better. So if you were thinking about getting the 13th gen i9 then the 14th gen is a no-brainer since it offers flawless performance for both gaming and productivity tasks. This is especially true since AMD's "equivalent" 7950x3d is haunted by software bugs and "features" such as needing to have Xbox game bar open 24/7 and having their motherboards overvolt and kill the CPUs.

The Ryzen 9000 CPUs have the same integrated graphics, PCIe lanes, USB support and DRAM controller as the Ryzen 7000 series. The only difference is improved cores which have moved from TSMC's 5 nm process to 4 nm. The new cores offer 15% more performance under cherry-picked conditions but for latency-sensitive workloads, like gaming, they are just few percent faster. The 9600X, 9700X, 9900X, and 9950X are priced at $280, $360, $500, and $650, respectively, making them $80-$200 USD more expensive than the 7000 series. Since the 7000 series flopped (7800X3D somewhat excluded) due to unrealistic pricing, slow boot times, high platform costs and windows gamebar requirements etc., the 9000 series is more or less DOA. ...
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Still Intel 7nm > AMD 4nm.
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Fyi, .......

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/...-14900k-faceoff - AMD Ryzen 9 9950X vs Intel Core i9-14900K Faceoff
By Hassam Nasir published October 23, 2024
AMD Zen 5 vs Raptor Lake Refresh, Fight!
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Winner: Intel

Taking all the categories into account, the Intel Core i9-14900K wins this faceoff with a final score of 4-3. AMD managed to put up a respectable fight, but the new architecture does not have the gaming horsepower to justify the additional costs.
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like I said, its time you upgrade your search engine... or ai chat bot... no need to be stuborn one...

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AFAIK, Intel's main target market is computer desktops/workstations and laptops, often used by enterprises, programmers/developers, gamers and students, not smartphones/tablets - the latter of which preferably require EUV chip technology of 7nm nodes or lower due to their small thin size, fanlessness, need to be power-sipping (bc they are mobile  devices and battery-powered), etc.
........ IOW, Intel and AMD do not really need EUV chip technology to producevery-tiny chips with <7nm nodes because computers do not need to be tiny, mobile/battery-powered, power-sipping, fanless, etc.

Apples and oranges.
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Can  transnational passenger aeroplanes (eg Boeing 787 and Airbus 340) and cargo ships be EV or EV-battery-powered.?
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bodo, dont keep showing bodo.

China's domestically developed laser weapon shot down 13 enemy drones in a single engagement.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1w1E_Uv0dE

tested by saudi .shot down 13 houthi rebel drones in a single engagement.CHINA is the laser kingpin .

Your video link looks like AI generated = FAKE video.?
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Please show proof that China's domestically developed laser weapon shot down 13 enemy drones in a single engagement, .... tested by Saudi, shot down 13 Houthi rebel drones in a single engagement.

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P S - Notice that in the above post by 'issac', he wrote China - saudi - houthi- CHINA = he disrespected non-CCP China countries or people.
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AFAIK, nearly ALL those who became top billionaires in China have close ties with CCP China, eg .......

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ma_Huateng - Tencent/Wechat
Politics

According to the official Tencent website, Ma is a deputy to the 5th Shenzhen Municipal People's Congress and served in the 12th National People's Congress.

Speaking of censorship at a technology conference in Singapore, Ma was quoted as saying: "In terms of information security management, online companies from any country must abide by a defined set of criteria, and act responsibly. Otherwise it might lead to hearsay, libel and argument among citizens—not to mention between countries. That's why the need for online management is increasingly urgent."
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren_Zhengfei - Huawei
... his elder brother became a member of the CCP in 1958 ...

In 1974, in order to build for industrial modernization, he established Liaoyang Petrochemical Fiber General Factory in Liaoyang.

In the same year, Ren was drafted into the army and joined the 22nd detachment of the Infrastructure Engineering Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA). He served as a technician and engineer, working on automation processes in the chemical industry. While serving in the PLA, Ren extensively studied Mao Zedong's writings, particularly Quotations of Chairman Mao and Selected Works of Mao Zedong.:  He received several awards for his proficiency and excellence in Maoist theory. 

In March 1978, 33-year-old Ren went to Beijing to attend the National Science Conference, which was attended by more than 6000 delegates. The same year, Ren joined the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). ...

= no person in China can become very rich businessmen without strong political connections to the CCP, ie guanxi = 关系 .
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the ccp like to elect a business man once he or she becomes successful in the his field, ccp view this as he/she is expert in that field, therefore his/her view will is much more valueble because of his/her insight. similarly jackie chan is also ccp elected member due to his success in entertainment industry. so government will take their view more seriously. They dont become ccp elected member first before this. so their success in the first place was not due to connection with ccp. which is similar like what a think tank does, many government around the world would assembly successful business people and get their insight and views. this is not something rare. so does they have special power within the party, no, as you can see from previous leaders and the politburo, normally are people had been in the political field/government.

Ren was in an army as the technician, and he retired from army. similarly as a US veteren that had been retired, let say he start a business from scratch, and later become successful in his business. Can i just ignore his effort, and just mentioned ohh, he is linked with the government , because he was a retired veteren, that is why he is so successful?

Ren went thru stages, i remember there was a period in time where he was not doing very well, in business, and he had to sell fire extinguisher, simply because there is not enough sales and profits to maintain the company.

if he was government linked in the first place, shouldnt he be able to at least get millions worth of government project first even with 2 dollar pay up capital and with no experience. then he would be able to rent or buy a large office.

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Fyi, .......

https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-my/%E9%A9%AC%E5%8C%96%E8%85%BE - Google Translated:
Ma Huateng - Tencent/Wechat
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Family members

Father: Ma Chenshu, a member of the Communist Party of China , a cadre who went south, with secondary technical school education, economist, served as accountant, statistician, chief of the planning department, deputy director of the Hainan Basuo Port Authority of the Ministry of Transport, manager and general manager of the Finance and Planning Department of Shenzhen Shipping Corporation, deputy commander-in-chief of the Shenzhen Yantian Port Construction Command, deputy general manager of Shenzhen Yantian Port Group Co., Ltd., was elected as a director of the Yantian Port listed company in 1997, and is now retired. ...
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