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Intel's panicked response to AMD's unstoppable wave of quad-chiplet 7nm Chromebook parts* has reached a laughable new low even by Intel standards: Today they are announcing another round of 14nm mobile parts codenamed Ricky Lake!

The only question left is: Will Intel even be in business when Lisa Su starts giving away free 7nm 16 core RyZen 2s in a matter of hours??


* Learn some math Intel shills: 4 chiplets * 7nm each = 28nm OF JUSTICE!

The first review of Ricky Lake has been posted.

the wrote:

The first review of Ricky Lake has been posted.

Not gonna click it. But good attempt to Rick-Roll us.

chuckula wrote:

..14nm mobile parts codenamed Ricky Lake!

..that is SO 90's.

CScottG wrote:

chuckula wrote:

..14nm mobile parts codenamed Ricky Lake!

..that is SO 90's.

It's retro... Just like Intel's lithographic process!!

chuckula wrote:

It's retro... Just like Intel's lithographic process!!

Intel's unofficial press response to market ridicule:

"..to think that you get bad press these days for not being small enough." (..remember, lead engineers at Intel all had boomboxes in the '80's.)

Mr Bill wrote:

the wrote:

The first review of Ricky Lake has been posted.

Not gonna click it. But good attempt to Rick-Roll us.

I was guessing at a Rick and Morty meme actually...

dragontamer5788 wrote:

Mr Bill wrote:

the wrote:

The first review of Ricky Lake has been posted.

Not gonna click it. But good attempt to Rick-Roll us.

I was guessing at a Rick and Morty meme actually...

Riki??

Mr Bill wrote:

the wrote:

The first review of Ricky Lake has been posted.

Not gonna click it. But good attempt to Rick-Roll us.

When it comes to 14nm, Intel will never give it up, never let it down, never run around or desert it.

chuckula wrote:

When it comes to 14nm, Intel will never give it up, never let it down, never run around or desert it.

But will it kill your snakes for you?

But would it catch a grenade for you? Throw its head on a blade for you?