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Arrow Lake-S clock speeds look to be lower than Raptor Lake Refresh.

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someone spotted qualification CPU samples as having much lower clock speeds than the previous spotted engineering samples. this is concerning because, as the article points out, ES CPU are prototypes and usually have much lower speeds than the end product will while qualification CPU are made just before they go into production, so a much stronger indicator of what's actually coming. read the article to see the clock differences...

www.tomshardware.com

Intel's Arrow Lake chips may have lower clock speeds than previous CPUs — Core Ultra 9 QS achieves 5.7 GHz boost and 5.4 GHz across all P-cores

Arrow Lake QS sample reportedly improves boost clock speed by 100 MHz over the ES sample.
www.tomshardware.com www.tomshardware.com
 
Hmmm…I just read it, and I think you got mixed up. It is lower clocks than raptor lake, but the qualification CPUs are 100mhz higher than the ES.
 
Bond007 said:
Hmmm…I just read it, and I think you got mixed up. It is lower clocks than raptor lake, but the qualification CPUs are 100mhz higher than the ES.
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You are correct. QS clocks are lower than previous gen, but higher the ES.

As long as the cores are performing better than the previous gen it's inconsequential.
 
Marzipan said:
the core counts are going up a bit though, aren't they? I'm thinking this may have something to do with the Windows task scheduler.
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Not positive (would need to read the supposed lineup "leaks" again), but I think its the same amount of P cores (up to 8), but with more E cores.
 
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