We have been receiving a lot of questions about the new Intel core Ultra Series CPU’s. In response, we have created several articles explaining what makes the Core Ultra different and also in our review of the Dell latitude 5450 laptop. However we think it’s probably useful to have a […]
It’s not news to anyone who follows the industry that Intel has fallen behind in the performance race. Chip companies like AMD, NVIDIA, ARM, and Qualcomm, all have superior performance in some category. If that’s true, why are Intel CPU’s in more new corporate computers than all of the others […]
We had just completed an article on what the Ultra means in Intel Core Ultra, when one of our clients asked which CPU’s she should be buying now. Here was our response: Given these two facts I wouldn’t consider purchasing a computer that was not running in Intel Core Ultra […]
If you’ve been following the stock market or the chip industry in any way you will know that Intel started falling behind competitors in the early 2010’s. Companies like TSMC are now a generation ahead of Intel in manufacturing, while AMD and ARM (which sell their designs to thousands of […]
“An Intel EVO Design” is an ingredient brand meaning that it is not a single function or feature or device. When you see the Intel EVO sticker or graphic you really can be assured that you’re getting high quality equipment that will work seamlessly together and provide usually executives and […]
A client of ours has a Lenevo Thinkbook 14 Gen 2 which she wants to wipe and load a fresh Windows 10 or Windows 11. She followed our video instructions on how to do a bare metal Windows 11 (same as Windows 10) install but got stuck on the WHERE […]
Intel recently replaced they’re confusing Celeron and Pentium brands with something called N Series CPU’s. Put simply, N series CPU’s have no “Performance” cores. They are exclusively “Efficiency” cores and that is actually a good thing. If you weren’t already aware the world’s largest design house for CPU’s is named […]
If you run Windows update you may see something like this screen shot with more than one Intel Corporation – Extension – 30.0.100.9864: Each one is likely for a different device which makes it a bit frustrating to figure out what is happening. For instance in the screen shot above: […]
The Intel Connectivity Performance Suite is software that does two things to vastly improve your network quality: The software only works on laptops, tablets and All-in-Ones that have 12th generation (and newer) Intel Core CPU’s AND WiFi 6 or 6E (Gig+) wireless network cards. Further, this software requires additional licensing. […]
Intel Evo is the certification Intel provides to high end laptops that meet strict performance requirements. Are All Intel Evo Certified Laptops Thin & Light For Executives? Not any more. Intel Evo used to be an easy for for companies and prosumers to see the best thin and light laptops, […]
Intel processors use letters at the end of their name like “T” and “K” to tell you what type of use they are intended for. Intel CPU’s with No Letters At The End Most Intel CPU chips have no letters which indicates they are the standard processors intended for normal […]
When you think of Artificial Intelligence, you may think of talking robots or sentient machines that want to try and take over the world. Many sci-fi films have even gone so far as to pit AI against humanity in an epic battle – like 1984’s infamous The Terminator. Whilst it’s […]
The total global artificial intelligence in the health care sector is estimated to reach a worth of $95.65 billion in 2028, up from $6.6 billion in 2021. Factors contributing to its growth include increasingly large data sets of digital information on patients, the rising demand for personalized medicine, and the […]
Three years ago we wrote a two articles discussing Intel Optane Technology: What is Intel Optane and Does Optane Run Faster Than SSD? Everything You Need To Know About Intel Optane & Optane DC but now Intel is trying to promote Intel Optane Media. Which begs the question, what is […]
In this short video we explain how to get into the BIOS / UEFI on an Intel Compute Stick. Specifically we show the different BIOS settings of a Terryza W5/T5:
Netbooks! Remember them? Well Intel does and they have stripped out the screen, keyboard and miniaturized the balance of parts into a USB sized stick that plugs directly into an HDMI port. They preloaded Windows 10 onto very slow SSD with a small amount of RAM and are charging between […]