Apart from some unusual core clocks and cache readings reported by CPU-Z and HWiNFO, the alleged Ryzen 8000 Strix Point engineering sample still features AVX-512 instructions, while both its P-cores and E-cores support multithreading.https://www.notebookcheck.net/New-details-on-AMD-s-hybrid-core-technology-leaked-with-Ryzen-8000-Strix-Point-engineering-sample-4x-Zen-5-P-cores-8x-Zen-5c-E-cores-and-24-threads.740296.0.html
Calling it an E-core makes no sense. Both cores have the same IPC, the only difference will be the maximum clocks.
AMD needs to concern themselves about the exploits found in their Zen 4 series and avoid them in Zen 5
Zen 5c is NOT an "E-cores"!!! This author is either clueless or technologically illiterate. Comparing that to Intel's Atom core crap is doing AMD a MASSIVE disservice. Zen 5c will just be Zen 5 with less L3 cache and a lower clock-speed target. That's it.