Intel releases new U300 series processors: 1 large core, 4 small cores, basic power consumption 15W

CTOnews.com, January 9, Intel cancelled the Pentium and Cy Young brands on the mobile side and replaced them with the "Intel Processor" brand. CTOnews.com noted on Intel's official website that under the "Intel Processor" brand, there are not only previously released N-series all-small-core processors, but also U-series 1 large-core and 4 small-core processors.

U300VR 1 big core and 4 small cores, Rui frequency 4.4GHz

U300E:1 big core 4 small core, Rui frequency 4.3GHz

According to reports, U300 is used for mobile platform and U300E is used for embedded platform. The basic power consumption of this series of processors is 15W, and the maximum Rui-frequency power consumption is 55W. It supports DDR4 and DDR5 memory, and supports up to LPDDR5-5200 and DDR5-5200. The frequency of 48EUM GPU is up to 1.1GHz.

Intel's new N and U series of mobile processors will be used for entry-level notebooks and other hardware devices. The following are the parameter specifications for N-series processors:

I3-N305 8-core 8-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.8GHz 15W TDP

I3-N300 8-core 8-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.8GHz 7W TDP

N200 4-core 4-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.7 GHz 6W TDP

N100 4-core 4-thread, 32EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.4GHz 6W TDP

N97 4 cores 4 threads, 24EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.6 GHz Magneto 12W TDP

N50 2 core 2 thread, 16EU kernel display, Rui frequency 3.4GHz 6W TDP