Intel unveils new range of 12th-generation processors: All details – Times of India

Intel has unveiled its 12th-generation family of processors at the Intel Core Experience Event. According to the company, the new processors will ‘redefine multi-core architecture for the PCs with an all-new performance hybrid architecture’.

Intel has unveiled its 12th-generation family of processors at the Intel Core Experience Event. According to the company, the new processors will ‘redefine multi-core architecture for the PCs with an all-new performance hybrid architecture’.
The latest 12th-generation processors are built on Intel 7 process and it comes with a new architecture design that includes two different types of specialised cores — Efficiency and performance. Besides that, the new processors also include support for DDR5 memory, Thunderbolt 4 connectivity and Intel Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+).
Intel’s new 12th-generation processors: Details
The company has showcased its 12-generation HX series processors. According to the company, the 12th-generation Intel Core HX series brings desktop-class performance to mobile workstations. The HX series processor features up to 16 cores and claims to offer top-notch performance and also support overclocking.
The 12th-generation Intel Core H-series processors offer up to 14 cores paired with discrete graphics which claims to offer elite gaming and video editing experience. The 12th-generation Intel Core U series processors come with up to 10-cores and are designed for thin and light laptops.
The 12th-generation Intel Core P-series processors thin and light form factor and performance.
In addition to new processors, the company also showcased the Intel Evo 3rd edition designs, specifications and key experience indicators for Evo laptops. The 3rd edition of the Intel Evo platform features 12th-generation Intel Core processors and relatively more demanding specifications.
Intel also elaborated on the new cache architecture found in the 12th-generation Intel Core processors at the event. With the 12th generation Intel Core Architecture, Intel is introducing a new Common Intel Smart Cache architecture shared among the P Cores, E Cores, and processor graphics. Additionally, the company increased both shared Intel Smart Cache (L3) and L2 cache sizes which drive large memory capacity and reduced latency which are important to deliver fast game loading and smooth frame rates.