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💻🚀 Breaking Tech News continues! Intel Ditches Hyperthreading for Lunar Lake CPUs 🌙💡 Say goodbye to hyperthreading on Intel’s new Lunar Lake CPUs in thin laptops! 🔧 🔥 Gone are the days when you'd see the little “HT” on your Intel sticker. Hyperthreading, the 20-year-old tech that let multiple threads run on a single CPU core, won’t be part of the Lunar Lake series—even for both performance and efficiency cores. 📈 So, what’s the deal? Well, the new performance cores (P-Cores) in Lunar Lake CPUs are 14% faster than previous-gen Meteor Lake cores—even with hyperthreading turned off! ⚡️💨 🔍 Here’s why Intel made the move: - Power Efficiency: Hyperthreading, while powerful, consumes a lot of energy. Lunar Lake is all about maximizing single-thread performance to keep laptops thin, light, and long-lasting. 🌿💡 This means you get better overall performance per watt—perfect for users focusing on one task at a time. - Sleeker Design: Shedding the physical components needed for hyperthreading helps keep these laptops sleek and efficient. 🪶✨ Especially important when competing with stylish MacBooks using their own M chips nowadays. 🖥️ But don’t worry! Hyperthreading isn’t gone forever. It's still viable for future desktop CPUs, “big iron” applications in servers and data centers, and even gaming laptops where raw power trumps efficiency and size. For a deep dive into the technicalities, make sure to check out Mark Hachman’s detailed breakdown of Lunar Lake. 🌌 #Intel #LunarLake #TechNews #Hyperthreading #CPUs #Efficiency #PerformanceUpgrade #Innovation 💻🚀 (source: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2355112/intel-ditches-hyperthreading-for-lunar-lake-cpus.html)