Intel Core i9 With Linux
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Linux 5.5 vs. 5.6 vs. 5.7 Kernel Benchmarks With The Intel Core i9 10980XE
Besides those systems now seeing Schedutil by default as the CPU frequency scaling governor and some Radeon gaming performance gains to note, the performance of Linux 5.7 in our testing thus far has largely been on track with Linux 5.6 stable.
Linux 5.7 brings many new features while the performance overall is largely similar to that of Linux 5.6 sans any hardware-specific work.
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Intel Announces 10th Gen Core S-Series CPUs, Led By The Core i9 10900K
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Intel reveals brand new desktop processors along with their Core i9-10900K flagship
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