For a long time, the notebook CPU is a major bottleneck affecting the gaming experience, not only because of heat dissipation, power consumption and limited frequency, but also sometimes there will be graphics card and CPU "power grab" situation. Since the release of the 12th generation Core processor, its ultra-high energy efficiency ratio, comprehensively upgraded process process and unique size core design have brought far more performance potential to the notebook platform than before, and many players have made up their minds to prepare for a replacement.
So the question is, so far, the major manufacturers have released a lot of game books equipped with 12 generations of Core processors, in the face of so many choices, which one should players start? Today I will start with the new generation of HP Victus Light wizard 8 (i7-12700H + RTX 3060 version), take you to see the benchmark products in the 12th generation of Core game books.
The main upgrade point of hp Victus Sprite 8 is the processor, and the improvement of this i7-12700H is much larger than previous generations. First of all, its core number from the previous generation of 8 cores upgraded to 14 cores, including 6 performance cores and 8 energy efficiency cores, the advantage of this is to reduce power consumption at the same time, bringing about an explosion of multi-core performance, while due to architectural improvements, single-core performance still maintains a great advantage, in the mobile terminal processor is an absolute top stream.
I believe that many players have found such a situation: in competitive games, the cpu core graphics card occupation is not high, but the number of frames has not been able to go up, the cause of this problem is not the core performance is not enough, but the CPU's L3 cache dragged its legs. The i7-12700H on HP Victus Sprite 8 has a unique advantage in this regard, bringing the 24MB super L3 cache to the mobile end, even if it is also equipped with RTX 3060 of the previous generation of gamebooks, its frame rate in CS: GO, OW, PUBG and other games are significantly higher.
As we all know, there is a new technology in the RTX 30 series graphics cards: Dynamic boost, which allows the graphics card to "borrow" a portion of the power consumption from the CPU when the notebook has a power margin, thereby improving graphics card performance. The HP Victus Genie 8's RTX 3060 can further develop this feature, with the ultra-high energy efficiency ratio of the 12th generation Core, while providing sufficient CPU performance, so that the graphics card can always run in the Dynamic boost state, bringing a full range of performance improvements.
For the game book, heat dissipation is also a part that cannot be ignored, not only need enough heat dissipation efficiency to ensure full firepower, but also to control fan noise, so as to provide a more comfortable game environment. HP Victus Light wizard 8 has found a clever balance between these two points, the 8mm heat pipe it uses has a higher thermal conductivity efficiency, the core heat can be quickly discharged through the 83-blade fan, and the liquid bearing of the fan can stabilize the fan, reduce noise while running at high load, and no longer have to worry about the wind noise of the notebook affecting the rest of the roommate. Paired with the OMEN Gaming Hub, it provides players with rich and useful features to adjust, such as power mode, temperature control, and fan speed through performance control options.