In addition to knowing that the Intel Core i9-14900K will not have a remarkable performance regarding the current generation, from Moore’s Law is Dead also offer us the first details of this next generation of processors Intel Meteor Lake and Intel Raptor Lake Refresh for laptops. They have shared on their YouTube channel some intel slides that show some information about these upcoming processors, with references from even 5 cores and a consumption of 7 W up to 24 cores and 55 W.
In the slide shown we can see up to 6 groups in which Intel has divided its next processors fourteenth generation, where up to 45 W correspond to the new Intel Meteor Lake and the group of 55W clearly indicates that it belongs to the Intel Raptor Lake Refresh. The leaked references are:
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55W |
45W |
28W |
15W |
9W |
7W |
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24 cores (8+16+32CU) |
14 cores (8+6+8Xe) |
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16/20 cores (8+8/12+32 CU) |
14 cores (8+6+8Xe) |
14 cores (6+8+8Xe) |
12 cores (4+8+7/8Xe) |
10 cores (2+8+4Xe) |
9 cores (1+8+4Xe) |
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14 cores (6+8 <= 32 CU) |
12 cores (4+8+8Xe) |
12 cores (4+8+8Xe) |
10 cores (2+8+4Xe) |
10 cores (2+8+4Xe) |
9 cores (1+8+4Xe) |
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up to 10 cores ( 2+8+4/7Xe) |
6 cores (2+4+3Xe) |
6 cores (2+4+3Xe) |
5 cores (1+4+3Xe) |
As we can see, the processors up to 45 W that correspond to the new Intel Core and Core Ultra, since include more powerful graphics solutions Xe-LPG based on Intel Arc. These include up to 128 Vector Engines, a configuration similar to the Intel Arc A380. In the slide shown about Intel Xe-LPG it is indicated that they have a 33% more graphics corescompatibility with DX12U, along with optimization and energy savings.
sure that soon we will know other details of these references as the release date approaches.
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Juan Antonio Soto
I am a Computer Engineer and my specialty is automation and robotics. My passion for hardware began at the age of 14 when I gutted my first computer: a 386 DX 40 with 4MB of RAM and a 210MB hard drive. I continue to give free rein to my passion in the technical articles that I write at Geeknetic. I spend most of my spare time playing video games, contemporary and retro, on the 20+ consoles I own, in addition to the PC.
