Intel 310 with two 4.1 GHz cores leaked

Intel 310 will be the name of the next low-end processor in the Raptor Lake family, at least according to the data that has been leaked in the Intel database. Geekbench and those who have had access in Wccftech.

This is a processor with only two cores at 4.10 GHz. These two cores, at least, will be high-performance, belonging to the type of P-Cores that we have already seen in models with hybrid architecture together with E-Cores. According to the leak, this processor has 6 MB of L3 cache and will arrive in the format of a processor for the LGA1700 socket.

It scores 2,152 points in the GeekBench single-core test accompanied by 8 GB of DDR4 memory at 3,200 MHz, and practically doubles the multi-core result, with 4,254 points.

This processor will be very similar to the Intel 300, which also has two P-cores and four threads, although that model runs at 3.9 GHz. Its price, therefore, should be similar to the $82-92 that Intel charges for purchases of a minimum of 1,000 units.

A processor aimed at modest computers or where good performance per core is needed in applications not optimized for multiple threads (or at least no more than four).

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