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Feb 12, 2021 10:13 EST HP's website is currently having its President day sale, and this sale has significantly dropped the price of various laptops and desktops. Gamers or students may find this sale as a perfect time to buy a new gaming desktop or laptop. This article will look into five different devices, ranging from desktops, laptops, or All-In-One devices. President Day's sale has significantly reduced the price of various devices, including laptops, desktops, or All-in-One devices Some of the currently on sale devices include the HP Pavilion x360 Convertible, OMEN 30L desktop, and the HP EliteDesk 805 Mini-PC. The HP Pavilion laptop features an Intel 10nm 11th generation mobility processor combined with Intel Xe Graphics along with a 256GB SSD, 8GB vRAM and a Full HD display for only $529. This thin and light 13.3 inch laptop is an absolute doorbuster for its price and has an incredibly long battery life (over 10 hours of continuous use). It also beats the Ryzen mobility processors in its TDP class.
Intel's 11th-Gen Processor With Iris Xe Graphics Is Really That Good Photo: Intel Intel’s Tiger Lake could be the leap in integrated graphics and processing power Intel’s needed for the last half-decade. My immediate thought when Intel announced its long-awaited Tiger Lake 11th-gen mobile processors earlier this month was, “Of all the times for Apple to move to its own CPU.” The claimed performance in video editing and work productivity tasks definitely grabbed my attention, but it was the promise of 1080p gaming at 60 frames per second that piqued it. For graphically demanding games, 60 fps at 1080p is a great achievement for an integrated GPU. I’ve only spent a little time with Intel’s latest mobile processor and while it hasn’t always matched the promise, and 60 fps at 1080p continues to elude it, what Tiger Lake can do overall is still so seriously impressive that it’s likely one of the best integrated graphics processors out there.
As the launch of Intel 11th Gen Core processors comes closer, more details and rumours about it are surfacing. Apparently, the 11th Gen Core processors will consist of Rocket Lake-S SKUs at the higher-end, but it will use refreshed Comet-Lake-S SKUs on the lower-end. The report comes from ijiandao.com (via @harukaze5719), which shared the whole alleged 11th Gen Core processors’ lineup. As per the tables shown by the Chinese website, the Core i5, i7, and i9 CPUs will be based on Rocket Lake-S, but the i3, Pentium, and Celeron series will be a refresh of the 10th Gen Core Comet Lake-S processors. There’s no mention about any “F” processors in these tables, meaning that we all come with an iGPU.
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