Panther Lake’s limited number of PCIe lanes means you probably won’t see any gaming laptops arriving with the 12-core Xe3 iGPU and a discrete GPU

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You’ve read my breakdown on the architecture behind Intel’s new Panther Lake processors. You’ve gone through every graphics benchmark that Andy has done with the range-topping Core Ultra X9 388H. Between the two of them, you’ve now decided that your next gaming laptop is going to be Panther Lake-powered and sport a big GPU from […]

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