Intel’s Wildcat Lake is the company’s attempt to go toe-to-toe with the Apple MacBook Neo. The chips are tiny, featuring two performance cores, four efficiency cores, and a mini integrated GPU, and they’re efficient enough to run completely without a fan.
That’s a genuinely exciting proposition for a Widows user who wants a slim, quiet laptop, but doesn’t want to switch to a new operating system. But it’s not all moonlight and roses, as the new chipsets come with a big catch.
How fast are these chips?
Let’s talk about performance first. According to Notebookcheck, benchmarks for the Core 5 320 have already appeared on Geekbench, and the results are decent but not mind-blowing.
It scores 2,564 in single-thread and 8,122 in multi-core performance. That makes it almost twice
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