The revelation shows that the mid-end model of Intel Ultra 1 processor is also full of blood, which is good for lightweight / mini mainframe.

CTOnews.com July 7 news,"Moore's Law is dead" today exposed Intel Ultra 1 generation Core processor model specification information, one of the noteworthy points is Intel Ultra processor mid-range model this time also has 8 Xe full blood core display, and before only i7 and i9 core display is full blood.

As shown in the figure above, the Ultra 5 processor in the 28W and 45W categories of Intel Ultra 1 Core is also equipped with 8Xe core display, but the CPU part is two cores less than the Ultra 7 and Ultra 9 models. Previously, the i7 model had 96EU full blood nuclear display, and the i5 had a maximum of 80EU (except for the i5- 11320H).

According to past experience, there is a big price difference between Intel mobile i5 and i7 models, and this mainstream Ultra 5 processor will undoubtedly have an impact on AMD 7840 series mobile processors. Early next year, consumers can experience the latest 8Xe display by simply purchasing a mainstream Ultra 5 laptop or mini console. The flagship i7 and i9 models may have higher GPU frequencies or larger caches.

CTOnews.com organizes Core Ultra 1 generation processor disclosure specifications as follows:

The 7W processor is the highest specification of 1 large core + 8 small cores, and the highest core is 4Xe core.

The 9W processor is the highest specification of 2 large cores + 8 small cores, and the highest core is 4Xe core.

The 15W processor is the highest specification of 4 large cores + 8 small cores, and the highest core is 8Xe core.

The 28W processor is the highest specification of 6 large cores + 8 small cores, and the highest core is 8Xe core.

The 45W processor is the highest specification of 6 large cores + 8 small cores, and the highest core is 8Xe core.