Intel’s Bartlett Lake-S Steppings Reaffirm A 12 P-Core CPU But Will It Arrive On Gaming PCs?

If you’re really opposed to the existence of hybrid CPUs, you could buy an Intel chip and disable the E-cores, but that really dumpsters your multi-core performance. What if Intel made a CPU like it used to, and like AMD does: with a purely homogenous core architecture, yet also with enough cores to remain competitive? That’s why enthusiasts

