In terms of market positioning, Intel’s new Core HX series processors may compete with AMD’s practice of adding HX specifications to the Ryzen series processors last year, aiming at the design needs of higher performance notebook products.
A few days ago, it was rumored that Intel will launch soonHigher performance Core HX series processorsAfter the news, it is said that Intel is preparing to announce this series of processors at the next Intel VisiON event.
According to VideoCardz websiteget newsit shows that Intel will announce at least 7 Core HX series processors, which will be composed of 8 sets of P Core and 8 sets of E Core, but the integrated Intel display design will be reduced from 96 sets of EU design to 32 sets of EU, even entry models The specifications will be reduced to 16 EUs.
In terms of product specifications, the Core HX series processors are expected to include Core i9-12950HX, Core i9-12900HX, Core i7-12850HX, Core i7-12800HX, Core i7-12650HX, Core i5-12600HX and Core i5-12450HX. Basic thermal design The power consumption is 55W, and the thermal design power consumption of the highest overclocking operation can reach 157W.
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In addition, the Core i9-12950HX, Core i7-12850HX and Core i5-12600HX are more integrated with Intel vPro technology and support memory calibration function, which is expected to be used in mobile workstation designs with higher computing performance requirements.
In other respects, the new Core HX series processors are expected to support a full 16 PCIe 5.0 lanes, 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes, and 12 PCIe 3.0 lanes, and also support DDR5 memory operation mode with XMP 3.0 technology.
In terms of market positioning, the new Core HX series processors may compete with AMD’s practice of adding HX specifications to the Ryzen series processors last year, aiming at the design needs of higher-performance notebook products.