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The Intel laptop U chip may influence Thunderbolt performance differently than the H chip.

The Intel laptop U chip may influence Thunderbolt performance differently than the H chip.

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NikolasGr
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11-01-2021, 06:10 PM
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Hi, your I7-10710u at 35W is similar to a 45W 9750H in theory, but you're not matching its speed on Thunderbolt. People using H-chip models seem to outperform you even on slower CPUs like the 6700HQ. The U-chip might indeed affect Thunderbolt performance.
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NikolasGr
11-01-2021, 06:10 PM #1

Hi, your I7-10710u at 35W is similar to a 45W 9750H in theory, but you're not matching its speed on Thunderbolt. People using H-chip models seem to outperform you even on slower CPUs like the 6700HQ. The U-chip might indeed affect Thunderbolt performance.

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RainyToast
Member
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11-03-2021, 10:34 AM
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Audio interface consumes minimal CPU resources. Performance depends more on the device than the specific processor. Measuring its efficiency involves testing under various conditions. A 9750H offers strong processing power, whereas a U-core model is designed for energy efficiency. Behind the scenes, it’s likely adjusted to reduce boost usage and avoid overheating.
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RainyToast
11-03-2021, 10:34 AM #2

Audio interface consumes minimal CPU resources. Performance depends more on the device than the specific processor. Measuring its efficiency involves testing under various conditions. A 9750H offers strong processing power, whereas a U-core model is designed for energy efficiency. Behind the scenes, it’s likely adjusted to reduce boost usage and avoid overheating.