> Lower power usage when gaming is one of Intel's biggest claims about Arrow Lake, which may help to offset the fact that performance doesn't change much
This makes sense. I wouldn't mind a less power hungry chip if it's performing as well as 'current best'. In recent times it seems that gaming setups have become more power hungry (Nvidia GPUs are quite large now too), and you can feel the bite if you live in a country with expensive electricity, so I hope this would be a welcome change.
> Lower power usage when gaming is one of Intel's biggest claims about Arrow Lake, which may help to offset the fact that performance doesn't change much
This makes sense. I wouldn't mind a less power hungry chip if it's performing as well as 'current best'. In recent times it seems that gaming setups have become more power hungry (Nvidia GPUs are quite large now too), and you can feel the bite if you live in a country with expensive electricity, so I hope this would be a welcome change.