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Intel Announces 12th Gen Core Alder Lake Mobile Processors and Evo Third Edition

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 02/24/2022 09:56 AM | source: | 6 comment(s)
Intel Announces 12th Gen Core Alder Lake Mobile Processors and Evo Third Edition

Intel announced the formal introduction of the 12th Generation Intel Core mobile CPUs, including the P- and U-series processors. These 20 new mobile CPUs, designed for extreme speed and productivity, will power the next generation of thin-and-light laptops. The first devices will be available in March 2022.

Like the rest of the 12th Gen family, Intel's newest mobile processors for thin-and-light designs are based on Intel's performance hybrid architecture featuring a combination of Performance-cores (P-cores) and Efficient-cores (E-cores). From video calls to web browsing to photo editing, workloads are intelligently placed on the right core at the right time for optimal multitasking with Intel Thread Director on Windows 11.

Taking full advantage of the performance per watt benefits of the Intel 7 process, new 12th Gen Intel Core mobile processors for thin-and-light designs deliver:

  • All-new core architecture with up to 14 cores (6 P-cores and 8 E-cores).
  • Integrated Intel Iris Xe graphics with up to 96EU.
  • Broad memory support for DDR5/LPDDR5 and DDR4/LPDDR4.
  • Incredible scale with up to 70% faster multi-thread performance.
  • Nearly 2x performance for 3D rendering -- ideal for creators on the go.
  • Superior productivity performance with up to 30% faster photo editing.
  • Integrated Intel Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+) for improved wireless performance, responsiveness and reliability.
  • Thunderbolt 4 for the fastest, simplest and most reliable cable solution to any dock, display or accessory.
  • Intel IPU 6.0 for high image quality and power efficiency for enhanced videoconferencing.
  • About Intel Evo, Third Edition: Under the new third-edition specification, laptop designs seeking the Intel Evo badge will undergo the most intensive workloads to date, testing real-world conditions to ensure a superior videoconferencing experience in addition to exceptional responsiveness, instant wake, real-world battery life and fast charging. Intel Evo laptops with 12th Gen Intel Core are optimized for multitasking - all while maintaining great connectivity, image quality and sound on a multi-person video call.

Through deep co-engineering efforts with 150 ecosystem partners, more than 100 Intel Evo verified systems are expected this year, with systems for the first time including foldable displays and designs with 12th Gen Intel Core H-series.

Intel's co-engineering and real-world testing expands to accessory partners this year through the Engineered for Intel Evo program. Expect additional Thunderbolt monitors, docks, storage and Bluetooth headsets to join the powerful lineup of accessories already in the program from Poly, Anker, Kensington, Dell, HP, Belkin, Samsung, Sabrent, OWC and others.

Microsoft's Point of View: "The last two years have had a profound transformational impact across our lives with the PC playing a more meaningful role than ever. This is driving a new era of PC use," said Panos Panay, executive vice president and chief product officer at Microsoft. "With Windows 11 and the newest 12th Gen Intel Core mobile processors, expect next-level performance to empower productivity and inspire creativity."

The slide-deck follows.







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H83
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#5995882 Posted on: 02/24/2022 02:20 PM
I can´t express how disappointed i´m that Intel isn´t going to release a single CPU just with efficient cores.

A quad or octa core composed of only efficient cores would be a blast for a laptop.

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#5995905 Posted on: 02/24/2022 04:04 PM
Intel Evo sounds like pure marketing BS to be honest.
"real world battery life", "while maintaining connectivity in multi person video calls.", etc.

Is that the new "high tech"? "It consumes energy and doesn't crash instantly." is a declaration of QUALITY?!?!

I am old ... Get off my lawn, but don't die doing so. :p

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#5995917 Posted on: 02/24/2022 04:38 PM
I can´t express how disappointed i´m that Intel isn´t going to release a single CPU just with efficient cores.

A quad or octa core composed of only efficient cores would be a blast for a laptop.


well all AL P & U are completely smoked by AMD Rembrandt. their all "p" core is more efficient than Intel's "e" cores while being more productive than the "p" cores. not to mention the Radeon 600 series iGPU - where the low end model outperforms the i-9.
and did i mention they're less expensive for OEM?

the 6000 series APU has over 10 hours of battery life. the best Intel has ever done is less than five hours.
and yeah! there are folks who use the batteries on mobile (like me).
i have a MacBook Pro for exactly that reason, but the 6000 series outdoes that too.

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#5995932 Posted on: 02/24/2022 05:06 PM
I can´t express how disappointed i´m that Intel isn´t going to release a single CPU just with efficient cores.

A quad or octa core composed of only efficient cores would be a blast for a laptop.
I totally agree. That's what the Pentium and Celerons should have been. They're budget CPUs; they're not supposed to the most capable chips. Intel would have a legitimately compelling product that was just E-cores.
Atom could've been 2, Celeron could've been 4, Pentium could've been 6, and Pentium Gold could've been 8.
It would make the product lineup less confusing too, since the Core i series would be only ones with P and E cores. I assume the new Xeons will be P-only.

Marketing is frustrating sometimes...

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#5996083 Posted on: 02/25/2022 12:44 AM
I totally agree. That's what the Pentium and Celerons should have been. They're budget CPUs; they're not supposed to the most capable chips. Intel would have a legitimately compelling product that was just E-cores.
Atom could've been 2, Celeron could've been 4, Pentium could've been 6, and Pentium Gold could've been 8.
It would make the product lineup less confusing too, since the Core i series would be only ones with P and E cores. I assume the new Xeons will be P-only.

Marketing is frustrating sometimes...

They're forced by competition results (Apple M1)
If they released a chip only based on E cores would be significantly behind M1 performance.

They're on the right track though now matching and even surpassing M1 chip in performance.
Even power efficiency while not even close to M1 is much better than 11k series.

This is a comparison with the "old" 11k series:

9900

schmidtbag has basically answered for me.

The versions with efficient cores only would be destined for entry versions, not for the higher end ones.

And those versions wouldn´t compete against Apple´s M1, that´s a very different beast.

The efficient cores are much more interesting than the performance ones for a lot of tasks and Intel simply doesn´t care...

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