A few days ago, Intel's 12th generation Core processor i7-1280P quietly landed on the Geekbench 5 platform, and the core display level of the i7-1280P from the running data has approached the discrete graphics card GTX 1050.
In terms of data, the i7-1280P has a score of 19500 points in geekbench 5, which is similar to the performance of the previous generation flagship i7-1195G7.
The laptops tested this time use 32GB of LPDDR5-5200 memory and 96EU of core display, but the device name has been changed to avoid violating Intel's NDA.
According to Intel's previous news, there are 6 first-generation Core P-series processors, of which 10-core i3 processors, 12-core i5 processors and 14-core i7 processors are listed here.
It should be noted that the 12th generation Core P series is renamed from the previous generation 11XXGX, such as the previous i7-1165G7 iteration version named i7-1260P, the rest of the models also correspond to each other, and the processor of this series is the super performance core display.
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