Only 13600k and 12700k models available, no benchmarks with only p cores listed. ue5 aveum
Only 13600k and 12700k models available, no benchmarks with only p cores listed. ue5 aveum
The latest UE5 specs raise concerns about performance differences between models. Some players believe disabling certain color channels can boost speed, potentially making a 12.7M model more efficient than a 13.6M one in Remnant 2. The idea of choosing between 6 and 8 channels is worth exploring further.
I wouldn't disable E cores just yet since the performance gap usually isn't big based on what I've noticed, though there could be some unusual games I'm not aware of. Also, the i5 13600k offers higher IPC, which means it should perform better on a single core compared to the i7, so in many games the i5 might still win even without E cores turned on.
At first, the scheduler was CSGO. Today, the advantage of E-Core lies mostly in overclocking.
Mostly these fresh, unrefined models with new features that concern me, along with the incomplete technical details they provide.
The performance gap won't be obvious unless you're obsessed with XOC and scrutinizing every bit of speed. In certain scenarios turning off E cores and switching to Windows 10 can slow down your processor since the P cores are left idle for basic tasks that E cores should manage. It's similar to removing a limb to reduce weight but sacrificing the capacity to handle multiple activities smoothly.