Intel's new Comet Lake processor is essentially a faster version of Whiskey Lake with some 10th-gen features added to it, forming the foundation of business notebook PCs and some mainstream laptops.

Intel launches six new 10th-gen "Comet Lake-H" processors for gaming laptops, claiming that their 5GHz clock speeds make them the fastest mobile processor—at least in clock speed.

Intel has a new range of processors on desktop and mobile, but its 10th-gen chips remain great options in 2021. Here's how Comet Lake and Ice Lake stack up.

As for the Comet Lake-S desktop chips, Intel launched them on April 30, and they’re now available for purchase. It won’t be long until we’ll see them inside many PCs soon.

INTEL COMET LAKE PRICE ESTIMATE. Intel is walking a pricing tightrope in the client market, not one bit helped by its current struggle to produce the chips it requires to meet its clients' needs.

Intel’s new 10nm “Ice Lake” processors with Gen11 graphics may have kicked off the launch of the chip makers 10th-gen Core processor lineup.But not all 10th-gen chips will be Ice Lake.

For the most part, Intel's pre-launch benchmark data looks like what they provided us for Comet Lake H-series laptop CPUs—razor-sharp focus on unqualified raw clockspeed, and a healthy smear of ...

Intel's 10100F is a savvy addition to the Comet Lake stack. It also muddies the waters a bit in the budget space. Just a few days, we extolled the value proposition of the 3300X, saying it doesn't ...

All Intel Comet Lake-S processors support dual-channel DDR4 RAM. The higher-end Core i9 products support up to 2,966MHz, while everything else supports up to DDR4 2,666MHz.

Intel’s new Comet Lake 10th Gen processors support Thunderbolt 3 and Wi-Fi 6, but they’re otherwise quite different from the Ice Lake CPUs. Unlike those 10nm chips, Comet Lake is built on the ...

Intel may be raising clock speeds with Comet Lake CPUs, but it might be raising prices, too, if early listings on European webstores are to be believed.

Intel's latest 11th-gen mobile processors, aka Tiger Lake H-Series, were announced at the end of May, and they're in plenty of laptops already with more on the way. Before we can get our hands on ...