It was because it was overclocked I just turned down pcore and all good.

Got the same, I have a I9 so I have to use Intel tuning and turn my Pcore down to 55x that did the trick game doesn't like overclock at all.

intel talks about wildcat lake (core series 3) and flirefly. please check out the video for more accurate info. mainstream = value conscious buyers who want it cheap and good - battery life - snappy / fast response - compatibility - thin and light eco system is crucial to intel, ppl buy laptop not cpu the right size of everything - screen - chasis - battery - local ai (npu) - 2p4lpe2xe why monolithic instead of multi tiles - cheaper platform overall - ucei used - different packaging (cheaper) - 6lay mobo firefly (cost conscious approach) - latest and greatest tech (same ip like cougar cove pcore as panther lake) - leverages the chinese tech ecosystem who also works on phones - also global oriented - custom design/innovation are welcome - bring ai to mainstream intel = platform leader firefly example intel color (reference design) - thickness = 129mm - metal chasis (sturdy) - two type c (thunderbolt) - one 3.5mm audio jack - one type a - one hdmi - no vents at the bottom although the mobile stuff is mature, there are still many incompatiblities that require intel's intervention to help the industry scale: - new cooling tech like heatpipe - intel standardises the interface between the main board and the io board (the cable) - utilizes and redefines mobile's codecs and memory "new" cpu memory packaging - not the lunar lake type memory on chip (mop) packaging) - but a corelogic module (learnt from the mobile stuff) with all these mobile-derived tech and the best mobile eco system, odm like lenovo was able to create a wildcat lake laptop demo for ces2026 and bring it to market in less than 3 months. intel wildcat lake firefly is not targeted at any particular design (apple macbook neo?). in short, intel is redefining what mainstream means and bringing a revolution to the platform. youtube.com/watch?v=Qu_-Ky0_…

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まぁあくまで普通のノート用B390をベンチした結果だったんで、この記事であるようにG3の奴はPCore減らしたりして省電力を達成してるのかもしれない。 ただある程度は２０Wあたりでは大差ない可能性は考えるべきかと。

一応PCore減らしたり調整してるから単なるB390よりはかなり電力高率よくなるかな？UMPC用のG3。

From there, PRISM keeps the accounting clean: Repayment path: USDC -> repay_loan() -> vault reserve restored. Investment path: USDC -> deposit() -> pPRIME / pCORE / pALPHA minted. Dodo handles payment access. PRISM handles credit accounting.

Example: You buy $10 worth of pCORE in a 90-day pool. After 30 days: If borrowers are repaying normally, your token value may increase. You can simply sell early and leave with profit.

Proof that BTL-S 12 Pcore is faster both stock & limited OC-ed (see OC forum) than RPL-S & ARL-S. So sad... Why @intel why did you not want to release a better CPU for gamers until NVL-S comes? Release the BIOS support & fix this! It's not too late.

We ( @SkyyCodes, @iambreakingProd, @Dev_anik2003, and @manovmandal ) are building @prismsolana. Honestly, we are thinking about credit a bit differently. Right now, if you want to invest in credit, you either pick individual loans or put money into some opaque fund and hope for the best. It’s illiquid, hard to understand, and not really something normal users interact with. What we’re building with PRISM is basically a way to make credit behave like a liquid, understandable product. Instead of choosing loans, you just pick a risk level we call them pPRIME (safe), pCORE (balanced), and pALPHA (high risk). Everything is pooled under the hood, and the system handles how yield and losses flow. And the interesting part is these aren’t locked positions. You can actually trade them. So credit stops being this static “lock money for 90 days” thing and starts behaving more like a market. So in simple terms - we’re trying to turn credit into something you can actually interact with, not just park money in. @shek_dev

We (@SkyyCodes, @iambreakingProd, @Dev_anik2003, and @manovmandal) are building @prismsolana. Honestly, we are thinking about credit a bit differently. Right now, if you want to invest in credit, you either pick individual loans or put money into some opaque fund and hope for the best. It’s illiquid, hard to understand, and not really something normal users interact with. What we’re building with PRISM is basically a way to make credit behave like a liquid, understandable product. Instead of choosing loans, you just pick a risk level we call them pPRIME (safe), pCORE (balanced), and pALPHA (high risk). Everything is pooled under the hood, and the system handles how yield and losses flow. And the interesting part is these aren’t locked positions. You can actually trade them. So credit stops being this static “lock money for 90 days” thing and starts behaving more like a market. So in simple terms - we’re trying to turn credit into something you can actually interact with, not just park money in.

下一代m6的e core应该就超过x86下代p core了，x86 pcore应该无法再提升了，差不多28年左右x86完全退出历史舞台

If RPL is here to stay for many more years then why @intel @IntelGaming are you not making 12 Pcore Bartlett Lake-S available for all Z790 motherboards & the DYI market? It makes no sense not to...🤷‍♂️ Gamers want that CPU to tune it and play games on it. wccftech.com/intel-to-contin…

270k plusでpcore offsetで5.7ghz行くのか知りたいなぁ

i dont mind 290k plus to be like this pcore 0.2g (5.6g all core) ecore 0.3g (4.9g all core) ring 0.2g (4.2g) d2d 0.6g (3.6g) ngu 0.6g (3.6g) pl2 100w (350w) iccmax 53a (400a) msrp 100usd

gigabyte z890 ultra turbo mode 3 (intel cn ipo) tested 270k plus 5080 8 games tested, avg fps 0~8% gigabyte ultra turbo mode 3 for 270k plus: - pcore 0.2g - ecore 0.3g - ring 0.2g - d2d 0g - ngu 0.4g - power/current limit disabled gigabyte z890m force wifi7 duo x vrm vcore 12*ncp302155 60a (fsw=300khz) 270k plus r23 250w load 84c mos temp (hwnifo) bilibili 吃饭团的佳乐同学 bilibili.com/video/BV1HcQZBb…

i checked a few h610 and w680 models, none of them have added support for bartlett lake. so for the consumer market, dont even think about it. it seems intel has updated the bartlett lake product pages and added the official pricing. the bartlett lake sku are quite competitive in the current consumer market. btw i guess that unless you do a massive undervolting raising pl2/pl1/iccmax, the all pcore frequency will be lower in the real world.

Also for M3/M4/M5 you can replace easily pCore as Everest and eCore as Sawtooth.