Intel Core Ultra 7 1002H processor appears: 16 cores, 22 threads, Rui frequency 5GHz

CTOnews.com Sept. 13, Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 5 125H and Ultra 7 155H have appeared on Geekbench. Now, another Ultra 7 1002H appears on Geekbench.

As shown in the above figure, this processor has 16 cores and 22 threads, and it should be the previously revealed 6p core + 8e core + 2 low power E core design. Ruipi can reach 5GHz.

For comparison, the previously exposed Core Ultra 7 155H processor also has 16 cores and 22 threads, with Rui Pin up to 4.8GHz.

In terms of running scores, Ultra 7 1002H scored 2439 points in a single core and 12668 points in a multi-core, which was not much different from the previous exposure of Ultra 7155H.

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.