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10th-gen CPU buyers guide: We ranked every new Intel laptop CPU for you

Posted on August 21, 2019 By Jarvis

Six cores vs. four cores, and 10nm vs. 14m. There’s a lot to think about.

If your brain broke this morning when Intel announced its 10th-gen Comet Lake laptop CPUs, which will sell alongside its 10th-gen Ice Lake chips, we understand.

Among the two different manufacturing processes (one advanced and one very refined) as well as very different graphics cores, core counts and power levels, it’s confusing enough to make you want to switch to a Windows on ARM laptop (just kidding, we’re not that frustrated). Even Intel itself admits there “might be some confusion” between its different 10th-gen  CPUs.
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