The I51240P is Intel's latest chip for the notebook market, which is also a mid-range U in the latest version of the P series family released by Intel this year (there is I31220P below, and I71280P above).
The P series is actually a processor positioned between U and H, and is mostly used in high-performance thin and light books. Compared to traditional U-series processors,
The P-series processors have undergone a significant upgrade in terms of CPU performance
Compared with the H series, the peak performance of the P series processors is not as good, but the power consumption is lower, and also uses the Intel IrisXeGraphicseligible series of core graphics cards, that is, the Sharp Torch Xe graphics card, which can fully meet the primary game requirements of consumers, as for the performance, we will then make a detailed comparison.
Personally, I think the P series is the most accurately positioned generation that Intel has ever released. Found a sweet spot that fits very well in terms of CPU performance, GPU performance, and power consumption,
Next, we will do an in-depth evaluation of the I51240P, the P series CPU with the highest outbound frequency, hoping to help you.
I51240 PCPU Performance Analysis (Compared to I511400 with Desktop Processor)
I51240P has 12 cores and 16 threads, four high-performance cores and eight small cores, the performance core is 3.30Ghz, and the turbo frequency is 4.40Ghz; the basic TDP is 28W, compared with the TDP of the same level of H series standard voltage processor I512500H is 45W, and the power advantage of the former is very obvious.
From the parameters, we can see that compared with the ordinary U series low-power processors, the P series processors can be described as brutal in terms of CPU stacking, directly bidding for the pressure processor, using a terrifying configuration of 12 cores and 16 threads. So what is the CPU performance of the I51240P, and which desktop U can it be compared to? We're going to get on the run right away. (In order to give everyone a three-dimensional cognition, I chose the well-known I511400 as a reference.) ）
I51240PGeekbench
Geekbench5 single-core:
I511400: 1513 points
I512400：1694
I51240P: 1640 points
Geekbench5 multi-core:
I511400: 7270 points
I512400：12145
I51240P: 8550 points
CINEBENCHR23 monocore
I511400：1414
I51240P: 1687 points
CINEBENCHR23 multi-core
I511400：9099
I51240P: 9327 points
From the running points we can clearly see that the performance of I51240P is very powerful, its single-core performance is far more than the previous generation of desktop Core I511400, and the 12th generation of desktop I512400 is almost the same, multi-core performance, subject to the limitation of power consumption, its highest performance and I511400 is basically close to, or even stronger, of course, compared to the current 12th generation of Core 12400, it is still obviously inferior.
To sum up, the OVERALL CPU performance of the I51240P can be equal to that of the I511400, which is already a very remarkable performance.
You know, this is a CPU that is used on thin and light books
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I51240PGPU performance analysis
I51240P is highly acclaimed, because he not only in the CPU performance of the outstanding performance, but also in the GPU performance has a very good performance, I51240P equipped with the GPU is exactly the same as the I512500H XG80 graphics card, the main frequency also reached 1.3Ghz, the performance is very good, specific I will give you a set of data: (3DMarkTimeSpy as a benchmark)
I51240P core display running score
I51240P: 1500 points
I712700UHD770: 722 points
Ryzen55600GVega7: 1372 points
GT1030: 1089 points
GTX750: 1062 points
GTX750Ti: 1417 points
From the running score, we can see that the performance of this integrated graphics card integrated inside the I51240P has surpassed the desktop bright machine card GTX750TI and GT1030, and is also stronger than the highly acclaimed Vega7 (of course, the performance of the 6 series nuclear display is stronger), compared to the desktop-level UHD770, it can be described as a hanging, such performance is enough to cope with the ordinary consumer's demand for graphics cards, high-quality online games, low-quality play stand-alone machine is completely supported.
I51240P Power Consumption and Heat Generation:
In the AIDA64CPU single-bake mode, the total power consumption of the I51240P is about 25.1W, up to 61W, and the core surface temperature is 66 degrees, which is relatively good control.
Hope that can help you