Intel's Been Cooking - Lunar Lake Showcase

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Thanks to Intel for sponsoring this video on what they had to show off with their latest Intel Tech Tour in Taiwan! #IntelAmbassador #LunarLake

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Thanks for the video, this is the best Lunar Lake analysis Ive come across so far.

xlrusa

I only want to see engineers showing off these products. Hits hard every time.

kgonepostl

It feels like the competition is heating up. Qualcomm, Intel, and AMD all seem confident in their product. When it comes to edge compute AI I think the first generation is going to be underwhealming so I actually think it's best to hold off for the next generation.

TheDuzx

Intel new CEO has made changes and willing to use a rival’s manufacturing to prepare their own chips. I wonder what will Intel do after 2028? ARM or RISC-V???

WarAlex

Noticing a nice lion king card t-shirt. Quad-core Lion Cove had better be very fast because Zen 5 got 12 cores.

JohnWilliams-gyyc

I like how excited you are but... Lunar Lake doesn't excite me very much have to say.

zachhoy

AMD's laptop section is cooked af!!

ChuckTheChosen

Can they stop ? can they freaking stop making us pay for their AI development ? Nvidia is doing this shit since RTX 2000 series, now intel and amd joins the chat

Integroabysal

This was in Taiwan. Does that mean that it's made on TSMC instead intel fabs?

joshuascholar

So basically Lunar Lake has been built from the silicon level for gaming ... ❤🎉😊

anantmalik

What’s the release date on that? What happened to arrow lake? What’s the hype 2-3 years out?

Tsunamisurfer

I'm still concerned about the "ram on chip" situation. There hasn't been a single discussion about that, and intel is keeping suspiciously silent about it. That would lock you into the same kind of situation Apple did their customers, where you *need* to pick a ram amount on purchase that you think will be sufficient forever. Because upgrading is impossible.
I thought the whole point of CAMM being invented was to enable faster and more power efficient ram, while still enabling you to upgrade it after the fact...

Clawthorne

offering non-upgradeable machines limited by design, 16GB on chip memory - 8GB for the GPU was daring in 2024. it was so easy with the density to offer 24 and 40GB of on-board memory. 100% Intel, that we can't stand anymore, small and petty

TheEricDangerous