Intel releases new N50 / N97 all-small core processor: 2ax 4 core specification, 6max 12W TDP
CTOnews.com January 5 news, Intel officially released N-series processors on January 3, for entry-level computing, up to 8 cores and 8 threads, 32EU kernel specification.
The N-series processors in Intel's press release include 4-core N100 to 8-core i3-N305, but I noticed on Intel's website that Intel also quietly released two lower-specification models, the N50 and N97.
In terms of parameters, the Intel N50 processor consists of 2 cores and 2 threads, with a maximum of 3.4GHz TDP 6MB cache, 6W TDP and 16EU core display. The N97 processor consists of 4 cores and 4 threads, with a maximum of 3.6GHz TDP 6MB cache, 12W CPU and 24EU kernel.
According to Intel's official introduction, Intel N-Series processors use the new Gracemont CPU micro-architecture of the Intel 7 process process, with 4 to 8 energy-efficient core options, providing excellent performance per watt. Among them, the overall application system performance of Core i3N 8 core model has been improved by up to 42%. The performance of core Web browsing has been improved by as much as 24%.
Intel's previously released N-series processor models and parameters
I3-N305 8-core 8-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.8GHz dint 15W maximum Rui frequency power consumption
I3-N300 8-core 8-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.8GHz 7W maximum Rui frequency power consumption
N200 4-core 4-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui-Band 3.7GHz Jet-6W maximum Rui-frequency power consumption
N100RU 4-core 4-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui-Band 3.4GHz Jet 6W maximum Rui-Band power consumption
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Intel releases N-Series all-small Core processors: up to 8 cores / 32EU Core display, 6-15W Power consumption
