Intel 12th Generation Processors: Intel has introduced the new 12th Gen Intel Core H-series mobile and desktop CPUs at the current CES 2022 exhibition. The new mobile CPUs are based on Intel’s top-of-the-line Core i9-12900HK processor. This processor is said to be the world’s fastest and greatest mobile gaming platform.
Intel Core Mobile Processors 12th Generation
The new 12th Generation Intel Core mobile CPUs are based on the Intel 7 technology and are said to be 40% quicker than the preceding generation.
The flagship CPU is projected to boost system performance for single and multi-threaded programmes, for which Intel has coupled the Performance-cores (P-cores) and Efficient-cores (E-cores) with Intel Thread Director. The Intel Core i9-12900HK processor has a clock speed of up to 5GHz and 14 cores (6 P-cores and 8 E-cores).
The processor can give up to 28% faster gaming performance and can even increase performance for content makers by enhancing 3D rendering speed by 43%. It also supports DDR5/ LPDDR5 and DDR4/ LPDDR4 modules, which is a first for the H-series CPUs.
Furthermore, the new 12th Gen Intel processor provides a three times quicker connection, supports Wi-Fi 6E, and Thunderbolt 4 for higher transfer speeds. It is also supposed to give “desktop-calibre” performance and is aimed at gamers, producers, and even engineering experts. It will begin delivering devices in February 2022.
The U- and P-series mobile CPUs have also been disclosed by Intel. These CPUs have Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics and up to 14 cores and 20 threads. The U-series CPUs run at 9W to 15W and are designed for thin and light laptops, whereas the P-series processors operate at up to 28W and are built for lightweight performance-focused laptops. In 2022, foldable, 2 in 1s, detachable, and other gadgets will use the CPUs.
(also see:Â Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3i 2021 with Intel 11th-Gen CPU and RTX 3050 GPU Launched in India)
Intel 12th Generation Core Desktop Processors
Intel has also launched 22 new Intel 12th Gen Core desktop CPUs, ranging from Intel Core i9 chips to Pentium and Celeron processors. The new 35-Watt and 65-Watt desktop CPUs can deliver scalable power and improved performance for gaming, content production, and other productivity applications.
The 65-Watt CPUs are accompanied by the new Intel Laminar Coolers. Intel has also launched the new Intel H670, H610, and B660 chipsets, which have Z-series CPU features such as PCIe 4.0 lanes, integrated Intel Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+), Intel Volume Management Device (VMD), the ability to overclock the RAM, and more.
In addition, Intel has improved its IntelEvo platform for laptops. The firm has also released new versions of the Intel vPro platform for enterprises (Intel vPro Enterprise, Intel vPro, and Intel Evo Design, Intel vPro Essentials).
