Intel 4 process, it is reported that Intel's new Core Ultra processor 22W can achieve 4.8GHz

CTOnews.com, August 29, Intel is expected to launch a new Core Ultra (Meteor Lake) processor next month. According to the message source Xino's recent tweets, its processor sample can achieve a clock rate of up to 4.8GHz at 22W power. The performance of the AMD Radeon 780m is 13% faster than that of the Intel LPG.

The new Core Ultra (Meteor Lake) will redesign the performance and efficiency core, with the P core using the Redwood Cove (RWC) architecture and the E core using the Crestmont architecture. CTOnews.com attached screenshots are as follows:

According to the information available at present, the new generation of Ultra processors uses Intel 4 technology, which is Intel's most advanced 7nm process.

Meteor Lake's iGPU is based on the Xe-LPG architecture and is the successor to Xe-LP (used by Tiger Lake, Alder Lake, and mobile Raptor Lake). It can reach up to 128execution units, 1024 FP32 units, clock rate of 2.2GHz, and performance of 4.5 TFLOPs.