Intel introduces 11th Generation Core Tiger Lake H-series mobile processors
Intel has introduced new 11th Gen Intel Core H-series processors based on 10 nanometer SuperFin process technology, feature up to 8 cores and 16 threads, with single and dual-core turbo performance up to 5.0GHz. Additionally, the central processing unit (CPU) can directly access high-speed GDDR6 memory attached to the graphics card, enabling gamers to experience higher frame rates with lower latency, and load large textures faster. The mobile processor offers 2.5 times the total PCIe bandwidth to the CPU compared with the 10th Gen H-series processors, and three times the total PCIe bandwidth compared with other industry processors.
May 11, 2021 07:53 EDT
Intel had already launched the first iteration of Tiger Lake some time ago on the 10nm SuperFin process and it was a work of art. It had a single-core score in Cinebench that was the only x86 processor to beat the Apple M1 but had one major flaw: it was limited to just 4 cores. Now, the company has rolled out an 8-core version, dubbed Tiger Lake H on its mature 10nm process and the results are spectacular. After spending almost a decade on 14nm, Intel finally has powerful mainstream processors out on a sub 14nm process.
Intel launches 8-core Tiger Lake H processors on the 10nm process, 19% performance gain over last generation
Intel has announced its 11th Gen H-series processors for gaming laptops and workstations.
The chips are based on Willow Cove core microarchitecture on 10nm SuperFin.
Over 1 million chips have already shipped, and over 80 laptop designs will feature them in the coming months.
Like the sun rising in the east, Intel has revealed its highly expected, but still impressive, 11th Gen H-series of mobile processors (and Xeon too). These beefier processors bring desktop-like performance to enthusiast-level laptops for gaming and powerful workstations for engineers and data scientists.
Boasting the world s fastest single-threaded processor, these Intel chips feature 6 to 8 cores for competitive performance against AMD (who still wins on core count). Based on Willow Cove core microarchitecture on 10nm SuperFin, these chips deliver a quoted 19% … multithreaded performance improvement compared to Intel 10th Gen H-series.
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Intel says its new processor is faster than AMD’s top Ryzen processor, but both companies series of processors, from the low-end to the high-end, are still challenged by Apple’s M-series processors, with the M1 soon to be augmented by an even more powerful M2.
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