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Posted by winter heater built-in
 - Today at 09:40:28
they are spinning, the INTEL CPU being a nice heater has been a based meme for years

Quote from: notebookcheck.net/Intel-Core-Ultra-9-275HX-Processor-Benchmarks-and-Specs.943094.0.htmlThe Arrow Lake-HX chips are based on the desktop Arrow Lake-S chips and are composed of several chiplets. The CPU part is manufactured at TSMC in the modern N3B (3nm) process, the GPU also comes from TSMC in the N5P process. The SoC and I/O tile are manufactured in the TSMC N6 process. The base tile is manufactured by Intel in the 22nm process and carries the individual chiplets thanks to Fovero's 3D packaging.
Guess not even TSMC' power efficient node can help INTEL (now news tho).

Server providers [where power consumption matters] be like: Yep, we switching to AMD's Epyc.
Posted by TinoG
 - Today at 03:15:03
Hello,

Can you guys verify that the bottom two fans are spinning during the stress tests? The infrared images give the impression that they are totally inactive.

Thanks,
T
Posted by Redaktion
 - October 24, 2025, 12:27:32
Lenovo has effortlessly conquered the 18-inch gaming laptop segment with the Legion 9 18. After recently testing the RTX 5080 version, we now take a look at the top model based on the RTX 5090. Will the competition have to warm up again?

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Legion-9-18-with-RTX-5090-Review-The-most-powerful-gaming-laptop-on-the-market.1143679.0.html