The 14th generation Intel Meteor Lake processors are going to be unveiled at the end of this year, and in the latest news it has been determined that Intel is going to increase the performance of this series by 50% per watt Improve compared to the previous generation, Raptor Lake. These chips are supposed to be the first models of processors that use chiplet technology and x86 hybrid architecture.
In this regard, recently, according to the information disclosed in this field, Intel intends to improve the performance of its processors in the new generation compared to the previous generation, and in this regard, it has been said that the Meteor Lake products are going to have new designs of P and E cores, as well as Provide better energy efficiency.
According to the unofficial information provided, the new generation of Intel CPUs is supposed to use several other IPs, all of which will eventually be implemented through the design of different chiplets. It is said that the Intel Meteor Lake processors are going to be released with a more agile design for use on different platforms, and while this series was originally supposed to be for desktop products, it is said that Intel has changed its plans in this regard.
Meteor Lake’s 50% performance increase per watt compared to the 13th generation can definitely be called a major upgrade if true. Meanwhile, the new AMD Zen 4 processors have experienced more than 25% performance per watt.
However, this is not all the information disclosed in this regard and it is said that the new processors are supposed to experience improvements in GPU performance thanks to the new tGPU architecture that includes Intel Xe graphics cores. Intel recently confirmed that in the second half of this year, it is going to increase the production of 14th generation processors for release later this year.
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