12th generation "Core" mobile, desktop processor

12th generation "Core" processor

In January 2022, Intel announced 28 mobile processors of the 12th generation "Intel Core" and 22 desktop processors. The Mobile processor's "H" series adopts the company's hybrid architecture and is up to 40 % faster than the previous generation. It is also excellent as a mobile gaming platform, and has a maximum speed of gameplay compared to the previous generation "Core i9-11980HK". Even in 3D rendering, up to 43 % of performance is expected. It supports DDR5, LPDDR5, DDR4, and LPDDR4 modules, supporting the transfer speed of up to 4800m transfer/second. It also supports Thunderbolt 4, which can be transferred to up to 40g bit/second. With a dedicated high-speed channel, the integrated Intel Wi-Fi 6e (GIG +) improves the connection by about 3 times, so users can have a high quality streaming experience. The "Core i9-12900HK" with a maximum operating frequency of 5GHz has 14 cores (6 P core, 8 E-core) and supports 20 threads. It has more than the previous generation and competitors. For thin and lightweight laptops, the mobile processor "P" and "U" series have been added. The P series has a maximum of 14 cores and 20 threads, with a built -in IRIS XE graphics of the company, with a base power of 28W. The U series has a base power of 9-15W. The system equipped with the H series will be released in February 2022 in Windows and Chrome OS, which equipped with the P series and U series, will be released in the first quarter of 2022.

Desktop processor and chipset are also announced

In addition, as a new desktop processor, we have prepared a wide range of products from "Intel Core i9" to "Intel Pentium" and "Intel Celeron".The base power is 65W and 35W, and it has already started shipping.At the same time, the chipset "H670", "H610" and "B660" have been announced.Three kinds of chipsets are PCIe 4.It supports the functions of the "Z" series platform such as 0 lanes, Wi-Fi 6e (GIG +), and Volume Management Device (VMD), and supports memory and processor overclocking.

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