IT House April 12 news that test software AIDA64 Extreme today released a 6.70.6000 stable version update, exposing Intel's yet-to-be-released Alder Lake-N series processors.
IT House learned that the Alder Lake-N series processors were initially exposed by Tom's Hardware in February. According to foreign media, Intel will launch the Alder Lake-N series processor for NAS, thin client and embedded platforms, without large cores, up to 8 small cores, and 32EU core display.
According to reports, Intel's Alder Lake-N processor is based on the energy-saving Gracemont architecture, with a maximum of 8 cores, divided into two quad-core clusters. The processors also have xe-LP architecture core display up to 32EU.
At present, intel released 12th generation Core and Pentium Celeron processors all have large cores, the lowest specifications of the Celeron 7300 with 1 large core + 4 small cores, 8MB L3 cache, 48EU 0.8GHz core display. The Intel Gracemont Small Core already has the performance of the previous Sky Lake core, and it is expected that the Alder Lake-N processor with the 8 Gracemont Small Core will have decent performance while being extremely energy efficient.