No to Mobile Core i7 and i5 CPUs with Integrated Graphics – Apple Says


Apple says no to mobile Core i7 and i5 CPUs with integrated graphics

Apple machines are admired despite the fact that they tend to cost much more than comparably equipped Windows-based PCs.

The line of Apple MacBook notebooks is popular with consumers and professional users alike and the machines gain performance with each of the following generation.

Some of the more recent Apple notebooks have had serious graphics issues that cause poor performance and other problems for many users. Some earlier Apple machines that endured from graphics despairs had flawed NVIDIA 9400 series GPUs to blame. You may think that discrete graphics cards causing issues in Apple products that the firm might be eyeing on integrated graphics with more performance.

As rumor has it, Apple has passed on the coming Intel mobile Core i5 and i7 CPUs with integrated graphics. A custom version of the processors that have no integrated graphics was requested to Intel by Apple. These chips would be friendlier to the discrete graphics cards that provide more performance than integrated GPUs are competent of. At the moment, there has been no official response from Intel or Apple regarding this issue.

In the past, Intel has created custom CPUs for Apple in the past; the MacBook Air used a custom Core 2 Duo CPU.