#Raptor Lake

[eretzyisrael]

Good News From Israel

In the 23rd Oct 22 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

Israeli innovations benefit heart patients and expectant mothers.

An Israeli startup finds jobs for “invisible” US workers.

An Israeli company won a World Sustainability award.

Intel launched its latest Israeli-developed processor, in Israel!

Six Israeli sustainable innovations.

An Israeli desalination facility to be built in Azerbaijan.

Millions of Jews and non-Jews visited Jerusalem during the Jewish festivals.

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Health and Sustainability are two key themes of the Jewish festival of Sukkot (Tabernacles) that Jews just finished celebrating. They also feature heavily in my latest positive Israel newsletter.

Recent medical innovations include protecting heart function, aid for dyslexics, trauma therapy and delivering healthy babies. Technical innovations help capture more solar energy, remove carbon dioxide from the air, and recycle everything from shoes, and old phones to construction materials. Israeli businesses are producing food from seaweed, pollinating tomatoes, manufacturing efficient electric motors, and desalinating seawater. Israeli startups are making a global impact with a World Sustainability award and the world's first sustainability database.

Read about Israel's successes in breeding rare species, the bird sanctuary in the heart of Tel Aviv, and unusual sea creatures visiting Eilat's coast. Finally, Israel again proves it will always come to the aid of victims of natural and humanitarian disasters.

The photo is of grapes growing alongside the path next to the children's playground near my home in Israel - a healthy environment for children to grow.

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[gadgetshowtech]

Navigating the Intel Core Stability Saga: Microcode Updates, Performance, and Thermal Challenges

Picture this: You’ve just bought or built your dream PC, complete with an Intel 13th or 14th-gen processor. You fire it up, ready to conquer the digital world. But wait—what’s this? Crashes, freezes, and system instability? It’s like your CPU decided to moonlight as a drama queen. 🤯 Initially, fingers pointed at overclocking enthusiasts. “You must have pushed that CPU too hard!” they said. But…

[pimsri]

Swan Lake, but raptors.

[mwsnewshindi]

What Drives PC Gamers in India? Interview With Intel's Akshay Kamath

What Drives PC Gamers in India? Interview With Intel’s Akshay Kamath

Intel has kicked off its 13th Gen Core CPU portfolio with high-end unlocked K-series models for desktop PCs aimed at gamers, overclockers and enthusiasts. While models for laptops and more mainstream PCs will follow, it’s interesting that the spotlight is for now on those who want the absolute best performance. As the effects of the pandemic and global supply chain shortages wear off, gamers now…

[ppcomp-ru]

Представлены процессоры 13-го поколения (Raptor Lake)

Компания Intel представила процессоры Core 13-го поколения (Raptor Lake) $IMAGE5$ Ссылка на источник: Читать дальше »

[mostlybirdsandphotos]

not the best photo but was really cool to watch! 2 peregrine falcons (I think?) getting in a bit of a tussle :D

[nemyzilla]

went to lake garda as usual, and guess who I spotted from a beach 👀

[rafefar]

Northern Harrier looking for prey

Stiegerwald Lake National Wildlife Refuge, WA

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Ayo Dosunmu and Otto Porter Jr.

[inthecityofgoodabode]

July 2023: More July

Mississippi kites on patrol for cicadas: 

Seen while walking: 

Backyard corn - The chunky corn on the left is Blue Ridge White Capped & the corn on the right is the mystery corn I found on the curb last Fall: 

The swallowtail caterpillars wore out our dill plants: 

They’ve moved on to the parsley plant next to it: 

Transplanted a volunteer tomato plant into an empty space in the backyard garden: 

While walking the dogs: 

[infocerooficial]

Intel Lanza el Primer Chiplet de E/S Óptica Totalmente Integrado: Innovación en Tecnología de Chips

Intel Presenta un Avance Revolucionario en Tecnología Fotónica Integrada para Transmisión de Datos a Alta Velocidad En la Conferencia de Comunicación por Fibra Óptica (OFC) 2024, Intel Corporation ha alcanzado un hito significativo en la tecnología fotónica integrada. El grupo de Soluciones Fotónicas Integradas (IPS) de Intel ha demostrado el primer chiplet de interconexión óptica computacional…

[techdriveplay]

Acer Travelmate P4 - TDP Review

The Acer Travelmate P4 is an adept business notebook designed for professionals seeking a blend of performance and portability. This model features a 16-inch display with a 1920×1200 resolution, providing ample screen real estate for multitasking and detailed work with documents and presentations. Its sleek design, encased in a durable aluminum-magnesium chassis in Slate Blue, offers a subtle yet…

[omisomiso-pcinfo]

Intel、デスクトップPC向け第14世代Core non-K（非K）シリーズを2024年1月に市場投入｜オーバークロック機能なしのTDP65Wシリーズ

Intelは、デスクトップPC向け第14世代Core「Raptor Lake Refresh」のオーバークロック機能がなくCPUクーラーを同梱した65Wシリーズを市場に投入する準備を進めています。

[govindhtech]

Unlock Thunderbolt 5 on 14th Gen Intel Core CPUs!

14th Gen Intel Core CPUs and Thunderbolt 5 Support

Earlier this week, Intel introduced their 14th Generation “Raptor Lake Refresh” desktop CPUs, which include the Intel Core i9-14900K, i7-14700K, and i5-14600K. During the initial phase of the announcement, Intel announced that the company’s 14th Core desktop CPUs will support Thunderbolt 5, which is the most recent version of the standard.

However, Intel has recently said that although certain 14th generation processors would be compatible with Thunderbolt 5, this will not be the case for the chips that are used in desktop computers. As comment that was attached to the initial release from Intel stated, “While some processors in the Intel Core 14th Gen processor family will include support for Thunderbolt 5, Intel Core 14th Gen desktop processors, specifically, will not support it.

” The statement that “Intel Core 14th Gen desktop processors include support for upcoming Thunderbolt 5 wired connectivity supporting up to 80 Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth” was made in error in the press announcement for the 14th generation of Intel Core processors. Intel will provide further information on the Intel Core 14th Generation Central Processing Units (CPUs) that enable Thunderbolt 5 at a later date.

This shouldn’t come as a complete shock, yet it does in some ways. The Raptor Lake Refresh chips are just updated versions of the original Raptor Lake chips; the basic architecture is the same as that of the 13th Generation, but it has been improved for higher levels of performance. Therefore, it should not come as much of a surprise that Intel has not yet included support for Thunderbolt 5 to its desktop computers.

It appears that the only place we’ll see the new connection standard implemented is on laptops, most likely on the Intel Core Ultra “Meteor Lake” CPUs. This is because desktop processors do not support Thunderbolt 5. Thunderbolt 4, as well as earlier versions of Thunderbolt, has been implemented on a far greater number of mobile devices equipped with Intel CPUs than on desktop computers. The number of different desktop motherboards that include the connector is rather limited. (Obtaining access to computers that use AMD CPUs is a whole other can of worms.)

The USB-IF standards committee has received the Thunderbolt specification that was developed by Intel. When Thunderbolt 5 was introduced, Deputy Managing Editor Paul Alcorn provided the following explanation: “Thunderbolt 5 leverages the foundational aspects of the latest USB specification, USB 4 Version 2.0 in this case, but requires that all of the optional features be enabled to earn the Thunderbolt 5 badge.”

The bandwidth of Thunderbolt 5 is uniformly split across 80 Gbps, allowing for simultaneous data transmission and reception at the same pace. However, in situations when there is a larger demand for display bandwidth, it is able to increase its transmission speed to 120 Gbps, making it significantly faster than DisplayPort 2.1. In addition to having the capability to handle up to two 6K panels and three 4K monitors at 144 Hz, Thunderbolt 5 also has the ability to support 8K HDR displays.

In addition, laptops will be able to receive up to 240W of power from charging using Thunderbolt 5 connectors. Our summary of the announcement that took place earlier this year contains a review of the most recent

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[drchucktingle]

SALT LAKE CITY WHERE THE RAPTORS ARE HUGE. roll call for utah buckaroos come see the bury your gays book tour CHUCK TINGLE LIVE with UNDER THE UMBRELLA BOOKSTORE at utah museum of contemporary art JULY 19TH GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE BIG SHOW BEFORE THEYRE GONE