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In this article, we take a look at the Intel Core i5-1035G1 processor, the mid-range CPU in Intel's IceLake platform designed to power most mid- to high-tier Ultrabooks in 2020. IceLake is Intel's first 10nm low-voltage platform for thin and light general-purpose notebooks. However, Ice Lake processors are available side-by-side with 14nm Comet Lake processors and both are referred to as 10th Gen platforms, so choosing the right option for your needs and budget can be confusing. Below we explain the differences between the Core i5-1035G1 (Ice Lake) and the Core i5-10210U (Comet Lake), as well as the performance of these two 10th Gen processors over previous platforms, namely the Whiskey Lake Core i5-8265U and the AMD Ryzen 5 3500U. We will also cover all Core i7 options in a separate article. Before we dive into the performance and specifics, let's go through this summarized spec sheet. Core i5-1035G1 (Ark) Core i5-10210U (Ark) Core i5-8...

Building your own PC is easy, but is it even possible to build your own laptop? Surprisingly, the answer is yes, but it all depends on how you define "building" a laptop. There are many different ways to get the exact laptop you want. Why is it difficult to build your laptop? One of the greatest strengths in the desktop PC world is that everything is based on open standards. So CPUs, graphics cards, motherboards and other components are all built to fit together in a standard way. The problem with this approach is that it wastes space and is not very efficient. That doesn't matter if you're putting a tower computer on your desk, but if you need to carry a computer around, it needs to be compact. While the technology in a laptop is still fundamentally the same as in a desktop computer, the actual design and form factors are not. There are few (if any) standards for designing and building laptops. Laptops are crammed with custom ...