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When it comes to the future of computer performance, have you ever fantasized about owning a computer processor with 16 cores, 22 threads, and 5GHz overclocking? Let's explore Intel's upcoming Core Ultra7165H processor, which delivers impressive performance and industry-leading innovations. Today, we'll take a closer look at its performance data, features, and benefits.
First, the light of performance data
Core Ultra7165H, as an outstanding representative of Intel's first generation Core Ultra series processors, introduces the second generation of hybrid architecture technology, which integrates 6 performance cores and 10 energy-efficient cores into the same chip, with a total of 16 cores and 22 threads.
It has a base frequency of up to 3.8GHz, a maximum turbo frequency of 5GHz, and a 4MB L2 cache and 24MB L3 cache. Power consumption is controlled within 28W, suitable for notebook computers and thin and light notebooks.
The latest running score data shows that the Core Ultra7165H scored 2502 points in the single-core test, and the performance was even more eye-catching in the multi-core test, reaching 12545 points. Although the single-core performance is slightly lower than the Core i7-13900H (2600 points), the multi-core performance is significantly higher than the Core i7-13900H (12000 points), which shows that the Core Ultra7165H has a strong advantage in multitasking.
Second, innovation
The Core Ultra7165H is unique not only in its powerful performance, but also in its industry-leading innovation. The hybrid architecture technology adopted for the first time on laptop processors opens up the possibility of intelligent switching of workloads and application scenarios. This technology automatically adjusts the use of performance cores or energy efficiency cores for more efficient operation and lower power consumption.
In addition, the Core Ultra7165H is the first product to integrate an NPU neural network unit in a laptop processor. This innovative unit provides specialized acceleration and optimization for AI applications, such as speech recognition, image processing, and machine learning, to bring users a smarter experience.
Finally, the Core Ultra7165H marks Intel's first Intel use of the Intel 4 process and TSMC's 5nm process on a laptop processor, which together improve the integration and performance of the chip while reducing size and power consumption. This breakthrough opens up a whole new path for future PC performance and energy efficiency.
Third, the future can be expected
In summary, the Core Ultra7165H not only delivers superior performance and efficiency, but also contains leading technologies in areas such as AI and hybrid architecture. It will be officially released on December 14, heralding the beginning of the AIPC era, which will provide users with a smarter, smoother and more convenient computer experience.