Published on 11 May, 2021 Intel have finally unveiled their full line-up of 11th Gen Tiger Lake H-series laptop CPUs today, and with it a fresh wave of over 80 new gaming laptops to be released over the coming weeks. These high-performance laptop CPUs will succeed Intel's ubiquitous 10th Gen Comet Lake chips such as the Core i7-10750H and Core i9-10980HK, bringing with them up to 19% gen-on-gen multithreaded performance improvements, PCIe 4.0 support and the latest wireless connectivity standards. Here's everything you need to know. As you may remember from earlier in the year, Intel launched their first batch of Tiger Lake H-series laptop CPUs back in January. However, this trio of super energy-efficient chips known as their H35 CPU family were never intended for high-powered gaming laptops. Instead, they were destined for ultraportable laptops that sat on the border of traditional consumer laptops and what we'd normally consider proper portable gaming machines. It left Intel's next-gen laptop line-up feeling a bit underpowered at the time, especially as AMD took the opportunity to launch their full line-up of Ryzen 5000 CPUs for laptops as well.