Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
In fact, in the past, Intel mobile processor products also have similar to the U9 series of ultra-low power consumption, but this time, the U15 series, U9 series has a fundamental difference, from the design to the specifications to the positioning, there are their own clear direction.
U15 series and H45, P28 series of the same BGA Type3 package, the size of 50×25× 1.3 mm, notebook manufacturers in the design of products, can be completely unified, only do the appropriate adjustment can create different positioning of the product, reduce costs.
Of course, the U15 series is only the same package, and the internal architecture, specifications, and characteristics are completely different from the H45 and P28 series.
The basic power consumption of the U15 series is 15W, and the highest turbo power consumption is open to 55W, so as long as the manufacturer is willing, it is completely possible to strengthen the processing in terms of volume and heat dissipation, release higher performance, and even to a certain extent, comparable to the P28 and H45 series.
The U9 series is a separately designed BGA Type4 HDI package, measuring only 28.5 × 19×1.1 mm, and the internal design is even more different, suitable for entry-level thin and light books, mini machines, all-in-one machines, thin clients and so on, which are very sensitive to volume and power consumption.
In terms of power consumption, the U9 series benchmark is 9W, which can be released up to 29W, so it still has a lot of potential.
Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
In fact, in the past, Intel mobile processor products also have similar to the U9 series of ultra-low power consumption, but this time, the U15 series, U9 series has a fundamental difference, from the design to the specifications to the positioning, there are their own clear direction.
U15 series and H45, P28 series of the same BGA Type3 package, the size of 50×25× 1.3 mm, notebook manufacturers in the design of products, can be completely unified, only do the appropriate adjustment can create different positioning of the product, reduce costs.
Of course, the U15 series is only the same package, and the internal architecture, specifications, and characteristics are completely different from the H45 and P28 series.
The basic power consumption of the U15 series is 15W, and the highest turbo power consumption is open to 55W, so as long as the manufacturer is willing, it is completely possible to strengthen the processing in terms of volume and heat dissipation, release higher performance, and even to a certain extent, comparable to the P28 and H45 series.
The U9 series is a separately designed BGA Type4 HDI package, measuring only 28.5 × 19×1.1 mm, and the internal design is even more different, suitable for entry-level thin and light books, mini machines, all-in-one machines, thin clients and so on, which are very sensitive to volume and power consumption.
In terms of power consumption, the U9 series benchmark is 9W, which can be released up to 29W, so it still has a lot of potential.
In terms of platform functions, the U15 and U9 series are also very different.
In terms of memory, the U15 series supports LPDDR4X, LPDDR5, DDR4, DDR5, and the U9 series only has low-power LPDDR4X and LPDDR5.
On the Raiden 4 interface, the U15 series supports 4, and the U9 series is reduced to 2.
PcIe expansion, U15 series has 2 PCIe 4.0 x4, 12 PCIe 3.0, U9 series reduced to 1 PCIe 4.0 x4, 10 PCIe 3.0.
On the USB interface, the U15 series supports 10 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3.0, and the U9 series is reduced to 6 USB 2.0, but retains 4 higher-speed USB 3.0.
In addition, the U9 series still has eDP 1.4b (HBR3), HDMI 2.0b, wi-Fi 6E (Gig+).
Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
In fact, in the past, Intel mobile processor products also have similar to the U9 series of ultra-low power consumption, but this time, the U15 series, U9 series has a fundamental difference, from the design to the specifications to the positioning, there are their own clear direction.
U15 series and H45, P28 series of the same BGA Type3 package, the size of 50×25× 1.3 mm, notebook manufacturers in the design of products, can be completely unified, only do the appropriate adjustment can create different positioning of the product, reduce costs.
Of course, the U15 series is only the same package, and the internal architecture, specifications, and characteristics are completely different from the H45 and P28 series.
The basic power consumption of the U15 series is 15W, and the highest turbo power consumption is open to 55W, so as long as the manufacturer is willing, it is completely possible to strengthen the processing in terms of volume and heat dissipation, release higher performance, and even to a certain extent, comparable to the P28 and H45 series.
The U9 series is a separately designed BGA Type4 HDI package, measuring only 28.5 × 19×1.1 mm, and the internal design is even more different, suitable for entry-level thin and light books, mini machines, all-in-one machines, thin clients and so on, which are very sensitive to volume and power consumption.
In terms of power consumption, the U9 series benchmark is 9W, which can be released up to 29W, so it still has a lot of potential.
In terms of platform functions, the U15 and U9 series are also very different.
In terms of memory, the U15 series supports LPDDR4X, LPDDR5, DDR4, DDR5, and the U9 series only has low-power LPDDR4X and LPDDR5.
On the Raiden 4 interface, the U15 series supports 4, and the U9 series is reduced to 2.
PcIe expansion, U15 series has 2 PCIe 4.0 x4, 12 PCIe 3.0, U9 series reduced to 1 PCIe 4.0 x4, 10 PCIe 3.0.
On the USB interface, the U15 series supports 10 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3.0, and the U9 series is reduced to 6 USB 2.0, but retains 4 higher-speed USB 3.0.
In addition, the U9 series still has eDP 1.4b (HBR3), HDMI 2.0b, wi-Fi 6E (Gig+).
In terms of product models, the U15 series and the U9 series have 6 models, covering up to the Core i7, down to the Pentium Celeron, and the distinction is also very simple, the number number ends with a 5 and a 0.
They all have up to 2 performance cores, 8 energy efficiency cores, up to 10 cores and 12 threads, up to 12MB of L3 cache, and the highest frequency is 4.8GHz and 4.7GHz, respectively, with up to 96 core displays.
The main difference is that the U9 series has a lower frequency and lower natural power consumption.
Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
In fact, in the past, Intel mobile processor products also have similar to the U9 series of ultra-low power consumption, but this time, the U15 series, U9 series has a fundamental difference, from the design to the specifications to the positioning, there are their own clear direction.
U15 series and H45, P28 series of the same BGA Type3 package, the size of 50×25× 1.3 mm, notebook manufacturers in the design of products, can be completely unified, only do the appropriate adjustment can create different positioning of the product, reduce costs.
Of course, the U15 series is only the same package, and the internal architecture, specifications, and characteristics are completely different from the H45 and P28 series.
The basic power consumption of the U15 series is 15W, and the highest turbo power consumption is open to 55W, so as long as the manufacturer is willing, it is completely possible to strengthen the processing in terms of volume and heat dissipation, release higher performance, and even to a certain extent, comparable to the P28 and H45 series.
The U9 series is a separately designed BGA Type4 HDI package, measuring only 28.5 × 19×1.1 mm, and the internal design is even more different, suitable for entry-level thin and light books, mini machines, all-in-one machines, thin clients and so on, which are very sensitive to volume and power consumption.
In terms of power consumption, the U9 series benchmark is 9W, which can be released up to 29W, so it still has a lot of potential.
In terms of platform functions, the U15 and U9 series are also very different.
In terms of memory, the U15 series supports LPDDR4X, LPDDR5, DDR4, DDR5, and the U9 series only has low-power LPDDR4X and LPDDR5.
On the Raiden 4 interface, the U15 series supports 4, and the U9 series is reduced to 2.
PcIe expansion, U15 series has 2 PCIe 4.0 x4, 12 PCIe 3.0, U9 series reduced to 1 PCIe 4.0 x4, 10 PCIe 3.0.
On the USB interface, the U15 series supports 10 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3.0, and the U9 series is reduced to 6 USB 2.0, but retains 4 higher-speed USB 3.0.
In addition, the U9 series still has eDP 1.4b (HBR3), HDMI 2.0b, wi-Fi 6E (Gig+).
In terms of product models, the U15 series and the U9 series have 6 models, covering up to the Core i7, down to the Pentium Celeron, and the distinction is also very simple, the number number ends with a 5 and a 0.
They all have up to 2 performance cores, 8 energy efficiency cores, up to 10 cores and 12 threads, up to 12MB of L3 cache, and the highest frequency is 4.8GHz and 4.7GHz, respectively, with up to 96 core displays.
The main difference is that the U9 series has a lower frequency and lower natural power consumption.
In terms of performance, Intel gave a reference to the main model of the U series i7-1265U, crossMark benchmark has been quite close to the higher performance i7-1280P, while completely surpassing the previous generation of U15 series top model i7-1195G7, but also easily surpassed the Apple M1 Pro.
At the same time, the performance of the U series is also more abundant, the i7-1265U can lead the previous generation i7-1195G7 at any power point, and even surpass the competitor Ryzen 7 5800U.
Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
In fact, in the past, Intel mobile processor products also have similar to the U9 series of ultra-low power consumption, but this time, the U15 series, U9 series has a fundamental difference, from the design to the specifications to the positioning, there are their own clear direction.
U15 series and H45, P28 series of the same BGA Type3 package, the size of 50×25× 1.3 mm, notebook manufacturers in the design of products, can be completely unified, only do the appropriate adjustment can create different positioning of the product, reduce costs.
Of course, the U15 series is only the same package, and the internal architecture, specifications, and characteristics are completely different from the H45 and P28 series.
The basic power consumption of the U15 series is 15W, and the highest turbo power consumption is open to 55W, so as long as the manufacturer is willing, it is completely possible to strengthen the processing in terms of volume and heat dissipation, release higher performance, and even to a certain extent, comparable to the P28 and H45 series.
The U9 series is a separately designed BGA Type4 HDI package, measuring only 28.5 × 19×1.1 mm, and the internal design is even more different, suitable for entry-level thin and light books, mini machines, all-in-one machines, thin clients and so on, which are very sensitive to volume and power consumption.
In terms of power consumption, the U9 series benchmark is 9W, which can be released up to 29W, so it still has a lot of potential.
In terms of platform functions, the U15 and U9 series are also very different.
In terms of memory, the U15 series supports LPDDR4X, LPDDR5, DDR4, DDR5, and the U9 series only has low-power LPDDR4X and LPDDR5.
On the Raiden 4 interface, the U15 series supports 4, and the U9 series is reduced to 2.
PcIe expansion, U15 series has 2 PCIe 4.0 x4, 12 PCIe 3.0, U9 series reduced to 1 PCIe 4.0 x4, 10 PCIe 3.0.
On the USB interface, the U15 series supports 10 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3.0, and the U9 series is reduced to 6 USB 2.0, but retains 4 higher-speed USB 3.0.
In addition, the U9 series still has eDP 1.4b (HBR3), HDMI 2.0b, wi-Fi 6E (Gig+).
In terms of product models, the U15 series and the U9 series have 6 models, covering up to the Core i7, down to the Pentium Celeron, and the distinction is also very simple, the number number ends with a 5 and a 0.
They all have up to 2 performance cores, 8 energy efficiency cores, up to 10 cores and 12 threads, up to 12MB of L3 cache, and the highest frequency is 4.8GHz and 4.7GHz, respectively, with up to 96 core displays.
The main difference is that the U9 series has a lower frequency and lower natural power consumption.
In terms of performance, Intel gave a reference to the main model of the U series i7-1265U, crossMark benchmark has been quite close to the higher performance i7-1280P, while completely surpassing the previous generation of U15 series top model i7-1195G7, but also easily surpassed the Apple M1 Pro.
At the same time, the performance of the U series is also more abundant, the i7-1265U can lead the previous generation i7-1195G7 at any power point, and even surpass the competitor Ryzen 7 5800U.
Intel said that this year there will be more than 250 notebook models based on the 12th generation of Core model design, of which the U15 series focuses on modern thin and light books, and the U9 series is more flexible, not only can be made into ultra-light and thin books, but also can be used for detachable and foldable books.
Yes, the folding screen is finally going to start on the notebook.
Intel 12th generation Core has been fully launched, the product line is quite complete, especially in the notebook mobile end, in addition to the new standard voltage high-performance P28 series, the traditional low-power U series is also different from the past, the first time clearly divided into U15 series, U9 series.
Why?
In fact, in the past, Intel mobile processor products also have similar to the U9 series of ultra-low power consumption, but this time, the U15 series, U9 series has a fundamental difference, from the design to the specifications to the positioning, there are their own clear direction.
U15 series and H45, P28 series of the same BGA Type3 package, the size of 50×25× 1.3 mm, notebook manufacturers in the design of products, can be completely unified, only do the appropriate adjustment can create different positioning of the product, reduce costs.
Of course, the U15 series is only the same package, and the internal architecture, specifications, and characteristics are completely different from the H45 and P28 series.
The basic power consumption of the U15 series is 15W, and the highest turbo power consumption is open to 55W, so as long as the manufacturer is willing, it is completely possible to strengthen the processing in terms of volume and heat dissipation, release higher performance, and even to a certain extent, comparable to the P28 and H45 series.
The U9 series is a separately designed BGA Type4 HDI package, measuring only 28.5 × 19×1.1 mm, and the internal design is even more different, suitable for entry-level thin and light books, mini machines, all-in-one machines, thin clients and so on, which are very sensitive to volume and power consumption.
In terms of power consumption, the U9 series benchmark is 9W, which can be released up to 29W, so it still has a lot of potential.
In terms of platform functions, the U15 and U9 series are also very different.
In terms of memory, the U15 series supports LPDDR4X, LPDDR5, DDR4, DDR5, and the U9 series only has low-power LPDDR4X and LPDDR5.
On the Raiden 4 interface, the U15 series supports 4, and the U9 series is reduced to 2.
PcIe expansion, U15 series has 2 PCIe 4.0 x4, 12 PCIe 3.0, U9 series reduced to 1 PCIe 4.0 x4, 10 PCIe 3.0.
On the USB interface, the U15 series supports 10 USB 2.0 and 4 USB 3.0, and the U9 series is reduced to 6 USB 2.0, but retains 4 higher-speed USB 3.0.
In addition, the U9 series still has eDP 1.4b (HBR3), HDMI 2.0b, wi-Fi 6E (Gig+).
In terms of product models, the U15 series and the U9 series have 6 models, covering up to the Core i7, down to the Pentium Celeron, and the distinction is also very simple, the number number ends with a 5 and a 0.
They all have up to 2 performance cores, 8 energy efficiency cores, up to 10 cores and 12 threads, up to 12MB of L3 cache, and the highest frequency is 4.8GHz and 4.7GHz, respectively, with up to 96 core displays.
The main difference is that the U9 series has a lower frequency and lower natural power consumption.
In terms of performance, Intel gave a reference to the main model of the U series i7-1265U, crossMark benchmark has been quite close to the higher performance i7-1280P, while completely surpassing the previous generation of U15 series top model i7-1195G7, but also easily surpassed the Apple M1 Pro.
At the same time, the performance of the U series is also more abundant, the i7-1265U can lead the previous generation i7-1195G7 at any power point, and even surpass the competitor Ryzen 7 5800U.
Intel said that this year there will be more than 250 notebook models based on the 12th generation of Core model design, of which the U15 series focuses on modern thin and light books, and the U9 series is more flexible, not only can be made into ultra-light and thin books, but also can be used for detachable and foldable books.
Yes, the folding screen is finally going to start on the notebook.
In addition, the stringent certification of Intel Evo has also been upgraded to the new 3.0 version with the arrival of the 12th generation Of Core, which has a new look in both key experiences and key indicator technologies.
Under the Intel Evo 3.0 specification, notebooks can run heavier workloads and be tested for real-world use cases, ensuring excellent daily life, as well as extraordinary responsiveness, instant wake-up, long battery life, and fast charging.
In terms of key experiences, the new notebook has 4 intelligent collaboration technologies, continuous response covering 25 of the most common tasks, 9+ hours of battery life in real scenes, instantaneous phantoms of less than 1 second, fast charging with half an hour of battery life and 4 hours of battery life, and so on.
In terms of key indicators, the new notebook has Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+), connectivity performance suite, dynamic background noise cancellation, Full HD camera, visual perception controller and so on.
A new generation of notebooks that meet intel Evo 3.0 specifications will be available in the second half of this year.