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In its latest ad push to stymie the success of Apple's transition to in-house Apple Silicon processors, Intel gathered a group of self-professed Apple fans and attempted to persuade them that PC hardware is more flexible than Mac.
Intel today shared a new ad titled Breaking the Spell: Social Experiment. In the four-minute video, Intel invites 12 supposed Apple fans to a focus...
What you need to know Intel has shared new stats that are supposed to show how bad Macs are at gaming. The numbers compared a new Core i5 PC and a Core i9 MacBook Pro. Intel's comparing its own chips with ... its own chips. The relationship between Apple and Intel isn't getting any better and it's been in a downward spiral ever since Apple silicon became a thing. Unfortunately, Intel hasn't taken the new competition in good grace and has instead thrown one tantrum after another. The latest of which not only makes Intel look petty, but also doesn't do what Intel thinks it does.
Image: Intel Back in the day, Apple and Intel were two tech giants working together for the greater good of computer users worldwide. But the relationship changed when Apple decided it could simply develop its own M1 chip instead of using Intel’s. Now Intel has decided it has some things to say about its former friend, Apple. In a recent call about the 11th Generation H-series laptop processors, Intel Chief Performance Strategist Ryan Shrout was quick to throw shade at Apple. But not just a little bit of shade, we’re talking umbrella store levels of shade. Shrout claimed that the poor gam...
Intel Throws Shades At Apple Following The Launch Of 11th Gen H-Series Processor KEY POINTS Intel says Apple provides a poor gaming experience Intel-based PC surpassed competitor’s performance during a series of test Close on the heels of Intel's 11th generation H-series laptop processor launch Sunday, the company has openly slammed Apple for allegedly providing customers with a poor gaming experience with its ARM-powered Macs. Intel's latest chip features thin designs, high volume and offers up to 5GHZ clock speed as well as WiFi 6/6E support and 1080p gameplay on some titles. Immediately...