Intel Alder Lake-P Mobility CPUs Spotted With Benchmarks, 14 Core With 20 Threads & 8 Core With 12 Thread SKUs

Intel Alder Lake-P Mobility CPUs Spotted With Benchmarks, 14 Core With 20 Threads & 8 Core With 12 Thread SKUs

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Two new Intel 10nm Alder Lake-P Mobility CPUs have leaked out on online benchmark databases. These two chips come with vastly different core configurations and are early samples due to their lower-than-average clock speeds.

The Intel 10nm Alder Lake-P family is the main mobility lineup which is expected to feature up to 14 cores and 20 threads which will be split into 6 Golden Cove cores with 12 threads and 8 Gracemont cores with 8 threads. These hybrid chips are expected to be announced at Intel's CES 2022 keynote, followed by a launch in the coming months. The Alder Lake-P CPU family will be the first proper line of chips to feature a hybrid architecture approach, unlike Lakefield SOCs which were limited to just a few OEMs. So let's talk about the leaked SKUs.

Intel Alder Lake-P Mobility CPUs Spotted With Benchmarks, 14 Core With 20 Threads & 8 Core With 12 Thread SKUs

Jul 23, 2021, 1:24pm UTC
https://wccftech.com/intel-alder-lake-p-mobility-14-core-8-core-10nm-cpus-spotted-benchmarks/ > Two new Intel 10nm Alder Lake-P Mobility CPUs have leaked out on online benchmark databases. These two chips come with vastly different core configurations and are early samples due to their lower-than-average clock speeds. > The Intel 10nm Alder Lake-P family is the main mobility lineup which is expected to feature up to 14 cores and 20 threads which will be split into 6 Golden Cove cores with 12 threads and 8 Gracemont cores with 8 threads. These hybrid chips are expected to be announced at Intel's CES 2022 keynote, followed by a launch in the coming months. The Alder Lake-P CPU family will be the first proper line of chips to feature a hybrid architecture approach, unlike Lakefield SOCs which were limited to just a few OEMs. So let's talk about the leaked SKUs.