The Biggest Moment For Laptops Since Apple’s M1

Intel Meteor Lake Laptop Performance Review.
Looking at the Core Ultra 7 155H vs AMD Ryzen 7840U and Apple M2

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[nathanfritch]

How did Intel manage to make the naming less clear than before?

[defnotatroll]

its amazing we've got to the point where AMD and Intel are trading blows with apple when it comes to efficiency, this was almost unimaginable 3 years ago. thanks apple for raising the bar

[유성-lz]

The reason why I liked the m1 Air was cuz it had crazy battery life and unbelievable heat control without having a fan. I never really cared about the extra performance. Thats also probably what the majority wants. If this chip or the very next generation can nail both of them and give us the m1 experience on windows laptops, It would be a dream come true. I've used a lot of windows laptops and no matter what, I can get it to run hot by just using chrome and some very basic apps. M1 macbooks had none of those and stayed cool.

[theonlypain]

I love how compact your videos are. Other creators would make it a 20 minute video with the same information.

[Desimor]

Haven't been here in a couple years. Love the new hairstyle and the greying on the sides. It looks sick! Keep growing the mane my man!

[aapocketz]

You can't tell this story without discussing legacy software and x86. There is a massive userbase that still wants native x86 support and are willing to take a performance hit for that legacy support. Apple was able to move away as they control their software stack so tightly but this is huge for the more open ecosystem.

[jinraigami]

It is crazy that M2 Air has 22Wh less battery than these device but still either on par or beat them in term of efficiency. Hopefully Qualcomm can save Windows laptops for me at least.

[lumilikha]

Intel just caught up. They should also put the pressure on Windows to optimize the s/w better too. I hope this drives the industry to develop way more efficient chips.

[Epicgamer_Mac]

Congrats on making #30 or something like that on trending. Anything close to the M1 leap is impressive and clearly people have been waiting!

[AyoHues]

Nailed it. They’ve finally caught up after lagging since before Tiger Lake even. The AMD part in this comparison was announced 12 mths ago. Apple M3 hasn’t fully delivered on 3nm so we can expect M4 to be a significant improvement. So next year AMD & Apple (& Qualcomm) will definitely continue making progress. Will Intel keep step or forever be a year or more behind?

[MichaelMohrVideo]

Really happy to see Intel making things at least near the level of Apple and others. Competition is great and I think this will be good for the linux community too.

[TomTerrible]

Dave, I really appreciate the form of your content delivery. Quick and to the point. We get some numbers and concise thoughts. You always leave us with solid takeaways.

[crestofhonor]

I hope we get some handheld focused APUs from intel as well. I want to see them compete in this space as well at 15w and lower

[RohitShindes]

Great video! Wanted to hear thoughts on this asap. You delivered it quickly.

[joeloprim]

You know you haven’t watched a channel for a long time when the YouTuber can tie a ponytail… what the heck Dave? 😄 you look amazing

[DaveVT]

Good job Intel, caught up to the AMD 780M. Even past it in a few cases.

[antiseth]

What this tells me is that Intel was well and truly behind when the M1 and Ryzen chips started taking off a few years ago. Thus, the reason why it only seems like they “caught up” now was because they had to fundamentally redesign their products. I know you might not be “impressed, ” but this is a move that truly keeps Intel-based products viable for the coming years, and hopefully that means they stay in business and keep offering competition to drive costs down.

[lopodyr]

Maybe Apple Silicon coming first in this league made it more impressive. But considering Apple had mobile chips to work with while Intel had to do a significant shift to change, I feel like this release coming so soon is still super impressive. Catching up to M2 is really cool and evens the playing field once again so consumers get more choice. I'm all for it :D

[Criiies]

I still dont understand how apple just appeared in the silicone space and are somehow ahead of intel, who have been in the space for decades. How is apple so much better at this?

[saadmanrahmanchowdhury]

Really miss your budget laptop videos, Dave. Looking forward to a back to school video - especially in the $500-$800 range for students