Hardware monitoring software HWMonitor begins to support Intel Core Ultra processor

CTOnews.com, September 2 (Xinhua)-- hardware monitoring software HWMonitor 1.52 now supports Intel's upcoming Core 14 desktop processors and Core Ultra mobile processors.

As shown in the figure above, the software now supports Intel's upcoming K series of Core 14 desktop processors, including i9-14900K / KF with 8 large cores + 16 small cores, i7-14700K / KF with 8 large cores + 12 small cores, and i5-14600K / KF with 6 large cores + 8 small cores. This series of processors is a small upgrade of 13 with a core desktop processor and still supports the 600amp 700 series motherboard.

The name of Intel's new generation of mobile processors has been changed, with the old vest model named Core 3-5-7 model and the new architecture "Meteor Lake" model named Core Ultra 5-7-9.

For graphics cards, the software supports AMD's RX 7800 XT and RX 7700 XT, which will be launched next week.

CTOnews.com summarizes the latest revelations of Intel Core Ultra 1 processors as follows:

The whistleblower "Moore's Law Is Dead" exposed the model specification information of Intel Ultra 1-generation Kouri mobile processor in early July, with a maximum of 6 big cores + 8 small cores + 8 Xe core display. In terms of kernel display, Intel calls this nuclear display a "new leap" of low-power GPU, which uses a new low-power graphics IP, 33% more graphics core than the previous generation, power consumption and chip area efficiency optimization, and supports complete DX12 Ultimate API.

The revelations of Core Ultra 1 processor are as follows:

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

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

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

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

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