Absolute bollocks. How much the system's performance degrades by depends entirely on the cooling system used and its performance parameters. Some Intel laptops have a steady decline from run to run, some drop after the first run and stay in the basement - and some don't degrade much at all. The exact same is true for AMD notebooks, but they tend to be used in lower-quality designs with inferior cooling solutions (mostly looking at HP and Lenovo here).
LMFAO Go see how Tomshwardware forums are flooded with issues of Intel mobile high end CPUs not reaching their turbo frequency, they are locked at 4Ghz while advertising 4.5Ghz. Why would AMD 3rd cinebench run be half degraded? Your post makes 0 sense. Post us proofs of your claim with temperatures otherwise stop wasting bandwidth using your BS trash. Where do you see the i9 surpassing the 4800H? The 4800H is faster than 9750H by 12% and slightly faster, by 2%, than the i9 9980HK 8 Core 5Ghz. The i9 is way more expensive and is meant to compete with AMD high end CPUs like the 4900H and above. AMD 4800HS is 4.2Ghz 35W which tells us that AMD could make a mobile chip with higher clocks at 45W such as 4.7Ghz and name it 4900H, that will surpass Intel i9 10th gen.
Reading the comments section on an AMD article has been cancer inducing, for a while, even on Anandtech (sadly). Rarely have i seen such fervor and hate as to what these so called fans can spill out. What’s really painful is that they accuse others of the things they do / believe.
'S an amazing number of folks that seem to have registered an account just to get their flame on today. CES is such an exciting time for the fanchildren.
These are the times I kinda wish people had to put their name and face out there for all to see. People tend to be a little more civilized when they have to put their name on it.
Agreed. It's still a little better than WCCFtech, though. You'll see the same troll post 15-20 "unique" comments on one article, plus hundreds of bitchy replies :|
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Spunjji - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
Absolute bollocks. How much the system's performance degrades by depends entirely on the cooling system used and its performance parameters. Some Intel laptops have a steady decline from run to run, some drop after the first run and stay in the basement - and some don't degrade much at all. The exact same is true for AMD notebooks, but they tend to be used in lower-quality designs with inferior cooling solutions (mostly looking at HP and Lenovo here).The rest of your post is gibberish.
Zizo007 - Thursday, January 9, 2020 - link
LMFAO Go see how Tomshwardware forums are flooded with issues of Intel mobile high end CPUs not reaching their turbo frequency, they are locked at 4Ghz while advertising 4.5Ghz. Why would AMD 3rd cinebench run be half degraded? Your post makes 0 sense. Post us proofs of your claim with temperatures otherwise stop wasting bandwidth using your BS trash. Where do you see the i9 surpassing the 4800H? The 4800H is faster than 9750H by 12% and slightly faster, by 2%, than the i9 9980HK 8 Core 5Ghz. The i9 is way more expensive and is meant to compete with AMD high end CPUs like the 4900H and above. AMD 4800HS is 4.2Ghz 35W which tells us that AMD could make a mobile chip with higher clocks at 45W such as 4.7Ghz and name it 4900H, that will surpass Intel i9 10th gen.Zizo007 - Thursday, January 9, 2020 - link
"Always better quality" LMFAO Intel fanboiliquid_c - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Reading the comments section on an AMD article has been cancer inducing, for a while, even on Anandtech (sadly).Rarely have i seen such fervor and hate as to what these so called fans can spill out. What’s really painful is that they accuse others of the things they do / believe.
Lord of the Bored - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
'S an amazing number of folks that seem to have registered an account just to get their flame on today. CES is such an exciting time for the fanchildren.silverblue - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
I'm not sure they actually care that their comments are public for all to see.Holliday75 - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
These are the times I kinda wish people had to put their name and face out there for all to see. People tend to be a little more civilized when they have to put their name on it.Spunjji - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Agreed. It's still a little better than WCCFtech, though. You'll see the same troll post 15-20 "unique" comments on one article, plus hundreds of bitchy replies :|SolarBear28 - Tuesday, January 7, 2020 - link
Yeah, Wccftech comments in general are an absolute horror show. At least most here seem to stay on topic.Xyler94 - Wednesday, January 8, 2020 - link
WCCFTech seems to be 50% random stuff, 40% fanboy screeches, and 10% about the article in question