e-core vs p-core: what are the differences and why should you care?
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- in this video we are going to be answering questions like What are P Core and e Core?, What does P mean in Intel CPUs?, What's an e Core? so stick around. in this video, we are also going to look at how intel's P and E cores complement each other on the intel 12th gen alder lake CPUs and also the intel 13th gen Raptor Lake CPUs.
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0:00 - Intro
2:09 - What is an Intel P core?
3:12 - What is an Intel E core?
4:13 - How well do Intel P cores and Intel E cores Complement Each other?
4:47 - Outro
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the b-roll of that guy staring at those chips like he was gonna bite into them LOL somebody feed him
😂😂😂
Honestly was like. TF he gonna see with his eyeballs to compare them?
The E cores and P cores are due to the competition from Apples m1 silicon and the battery life it comes with. I love competition so much it always forces the companies to do better.
Yes intel was lagging behind
That is just incorrect. Apple’s share of the market is just too small to bother. Intel’s “e” cores were and are the answer to AMD’s core count because Intel couldn’t possibly have all “p” cores with their present architecture. Intel’s power draw is insane and their heat problems a real drawback to having more “p” cores. Their “e” cores shouldn’t even be added to the total core count. That’s what irks me the most. Running a 1000+ watt power supply is a must with an Intel based rig if paired with anything above a 3060. So lets not BS. Intel current design is flawed and will not last much longer. It has reached the end. AMD’s is a new architecture that has room to grow……..and will because they have surpassed Intel in innovation. Intel sat on its hands for way too long and now play catch-up………..and dare I say……..looks good on ‘em.
@@techluvin7691amd is trash
The e cores arguably contribute nothing and actually reduce gaming performance.
@@jaredangell5017 There are still a large number of threads from the OS, drivers, background tasks, etc. which don't require massive cores. If e-cores didn't exact, you'd need to schedule a p-core to deal with everything from mouse and printer drivers to background memory management or IO or a frame tracker app.
The narration is Wade from Well Said Labs. I used the same AI voice for my capstone project for my Masters program back in Spring 2022.
👍nice video
Thank you 😊
Thanks for the video!
You are welcome 🤝
quick question! is the 12900k more efficient and fast with 2 separate cores (P and E) then a Ryzen that has one source of cores?
One could argue yes and no. Because both processors run on different architectures. Though in my opinion P and E cores seems like a better approach since you only activate each core when the need arises making it more efficient. Unless you want to run on full throttle all the time then Ryzen is the way to go
@@tech-techoverwouldn’t you think that having 8 cores running a lot of something and another 8 cores running little would make the p cores way more stressed and heat it up way more. Making one core type cpus better for temps. Or having 10 p cores and 6 e cores would be more balanced since p cores take on more
Does the ryzen 9 7950x also have e cores and p cores? Or it's simply Just cores?
It has 16 cores and 32 threads and the 16 cores are all performance cores
Please compare it with AMD new Zen Architecture.
Also make a dedicated video on Ryzen 6000 series vs Intel 12th Gen specially the IGPU's as they are evolving rapidly.
Okay will look into it. Thank you for the feedback
should i enable both?
Your computer does it based on the requirements of your workload
i bought a laptop which has core i5 and 12 cores(8 e cores and 4 p cores) but the clock speed is 1.7Ghz for rupees 58K . is it a good purchase . BTW it was a very good video explanation
1.7 clock speed is good for light work loads but I would also like to know what is the boost clock speed. If it’s somewhere in between 3 and 4 the its great. Though with that high number of efficiency cores i guess its more of a notebook and not necessarily a high performance laptop. So is it a good purchase that depends on what you want to do with the laptop. If its mostly work, browsing and light tasks then its a good purchase and if was for something like gaming triple A type games then its not.
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is it a good purchase
It is a good purchase
@@tech-techover it is asus vivobook 15 i5 12th gen
i want to use it for work purpose ( i thought having multiple cores might be good
Reason why I’m getting 13th gen instead of ryzen 7000 is because of ddr4 support :)
but the 7000 does not support the ddr4 ram sticks and on the other hand 13th gen will support both.
Totally agree
If I get a processor with E cores, will it help my carbon footprint?
Yeah in a sense… because they are meant to be power efficient.
Thecp cores are only activated in high loads...
@@daisyduck8593 i know. Do the e-cores activate when the computer is sitting idly?
What is carbon footprint?
Cant imagine if it was all pcores.. imagine 450w cpu?
You definitely need a beefy cooler 😅
The music is sick
lower the clock speed down to 4Ghz and replace E cores with P cores
Now you have an i9 15900
i purchased blindly 8 cores deppending upon the Cores but they all are *E - Cores Working fine but Gaming not supported as it has Intel UHD only. so i have to rely on MY PC i5 for Gaming . and on laptop only for study.😊😊😊😊
Thanks for sharing your experience! It's a good reminder to always double-check specs before buying.
Not a fan of this. I want all my cores to be as powerful as possible.
Unfortunately you are stuck with the p and e cores
@@tech-techover Not really, time to switch to AMD
This nonsense belongs on ARM chips, not x86-64.
I dont trust computers talking about themselves
😂😂😂😂😂
Trust the human behind the computer
This modern processors are complete $hyt!
My ancient I3's and I5's are 12 years old and still working greatly.
But my new I5 and I7 stuck with simple tasks, not to mention the overheating, which by the way, the stock fan that comes with with them are simple garbage.
And now you have to buy an "OK processor", and you still need to buy a real cooling system on the side.
NVIDIA seems to go at the same direction.
Im guessing it’s a pc and not a laptop. If it’s a pc so many factors come into play that might affect your performance.
@@tech-techover
"I work with PCs and laptops, both my own and those belonging to clients and friends. I've noticed a consistent pattern: a realistically good processor is an i7 or better, with at least 8 cores."
E cores - when you don´t know how to waste energy let intel do that for you.
😂😂😂😂
So this is how Intel save money, mix celeron and high end cores together.
This seems like a rip off, pay premium prices for only half the cores. The only reason they call them (E)ffcientcy cord is because they are from laptops. Why would I want to have efficiency cores in a desktop? It's not battery powered?
I guess its a ploy to reduce carbon emissions 😅😅. in such a scenario where your desktop is idle it reverts to efficiency cores and saves power consumption that way instead of going full throttle all the time.
Would prefer having it on my pc too anyway as i prefer performance per watt more than traditional method of more performance higher watts. Thats why i love arm a lot and wish x86 could follow it or just die already x86 if they cant be as efficient as arm..... they are the no 1 problem on laptop battery and my electricity bill.
Not welcome surprise
Music is too loud and, AI Voices are always terrible
Hey, thanks for the heads up about the music and AI voice. I'll make some changes to keep it more balanced in the next video.
Basically, the inferior core(e) is for power efficiency. For laptop or even cellphone.
And it is why 13900 is cheaper than expected. only 8 cores with 16 inferior cores.
Intel 14 gen will increase the number of superior core(p) to 16 to show the difference between 13 and 14.
Intel and AMD just do not see any progress in CPU technology from 2000. Intel 13 gen intentionally sticks with 8 core to buy some time for meteor 16 core.
And Intel will increase meteor lake price to 1000 dollars for sure.
Basically, games from 2010 to 2023 are all the same except massive object to consume CPU and GPU. From unreal tournament to battleground players unknown.
We need heroes. Not copy cats.
Who gives an F!? I NEED *PERFORMANCE!!*
P core = it will Burn your pc because the HIGH temperatures.
AMD will follow this soon