The Meteor Lake laptops would operate at lower frequencies than the Raptor Lake

2023-09-08 11:00:00

Intel is preparing a major architectural change that will see it embrace multi-chip modules (MCM) for its Core processors. That will start with the Meteor Lake architecture, which will make up the first generation of Core Ultra processors, of which they have now indicated the supposed characteristics that the first three models would have. There will be more, but for now it is what it is.

Those processors would be Core Ultra 7 155H, Core Ultra 7 165H y Core Ultra 9 185H, all for laptops. As Intel has repeated time and time again, this generation is aimed at reducing consumption and not so much at offering the maximum possible performance at any cost. This means that in the indicated characteristics the frequencies are lower than in the current 13th generation Core laptops.

This means that the 185H will have, if this is true, a turbo frequency of solo 5.1 GHz in the P cores and 3.8 GHz in the E cores. The number of cores is not indicated, but other rumors suggest that, for example, the Core Ultra 9 185H would have six P cores and eight E cores in the core chiplet, and two additional cores outside of it, so it would be a processor with sixteen cores and twenty-two execution threads. Powerful enough for any normal and advanced user, especially if you really have low consumption.

Via:
Tom’s Hardware.