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Title: Asus ExpertBook Ultra review: One helluva debut for Intel Panther Lake X7
Post by: Redaktion on January 27, 2026, 15:01:16
Asus and Intel are starting off the year strong with the debut of the Core Ultra X7 358H. Although technically a business-oriented laptop, both graphics performance and performance-per-watt are insane for a 14-inch form factor.

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Title: Re: Asus ExpertBook Ultra review: One helluva debut for Intel Panther Lake X7
Post by: Say in bits per channel on January 27, 2026, 16:10:07
AFAIK, LPDDR5X is measured in terms of 16-bit per channel (and LPDDR6 is 24-bit per channel). So, why not state it in terms of bits to make it absolutely clear? In this case you would state it as 128-bit.
Title: Re: Asus ExpertBook Ultra review: One helluva debut for Intel Panther Lake X7
Post by: Say in bits per channel on January 27, 2026, 16:18:57
QuoteAsus ExpertBook Ultra B9406CAA
Intel Core Ultra X7 358H, Arc B390 Panther Lake iGPU   
117245 MB/s
128-bit checks out with what is measured by AIDA64.
136528 MB/s (theoretical maximum) = 128 (8[or state octa-channel]*16-bit) * 8533 MT/s / 1000 / 8.
Title: Re: Asus ExpertBook Ultra review: One helluva debut for Intel Panther Lake X7
Post by: Say in bits on January 27, 2026, 17:25:39
Sorry, I meant in bits, not bits per channel, as the bits per channel vary depending whether it's LPDDR5(X) or DDR5.
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