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bythelee 21 Dec @ 3:06pm

Intel's E ''Gracemont'' Cores

What this cores do ? when you open in game fps actually drops it better at doing background tasks

What 4 E cores alone performs like ? 6-7th gen ''Skylake'' P cores ? like basically i5 6600k 4 core ?

Chat gpt answer for this :

4 E-cores combined performance is roughly:

close to a 4-core Skylake i5 (like 6600K / 7600K)

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Bad 💀 Motha 21 Dec @ 3:13pm

E is efficiency
P is performance

The E Cores are supposed to handle the OS background tasks to P cores can focus fully on the primary task at hand.... such as your game for example.

However some games have issues with this.

You can disable it all in the BIOS or simply use an app such as CoreDirector and whitelist games or other apps that have issues E Cores. Games such as Red Dead 1 and 2 are prime examples.

bythelee 21 Dec @ 3:16pm

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:
E is efficiency
P is performance

The E Cores are supposed to handle the OS background tasks to P cores can focus fully on the primary task at hand.... such as your game for example.

However some games have issues with this.

You can disable it all in the BIOS or simply use an app such as CoreDirector and whitelist games or other apps that have issues E Cores. Games such as Red Dead 1 and 2 are prime examples.

its kinda cool idea, 4 E cores alone performs like 2015 mid range gaming pc CPU

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