Intel Core Ultra 1 mobile processor core shows the new revelation: there are 8 cores and 4 cores

CTOnews.com Sept. 23, at the Intel ON Technology Innovation Summit a few days ago, Intel announced that Core Ultra 1-generation mobile processor (Meteor Lake) adopted a separate module architecture, dividing the entire processor into computing module, IO module, SoC module and graphics module.

According to the latest news, Intel's nuclear display chip will have two models of 8Xe core and 4Xe core, which will be matched to different processors.

As previously reported by IT House, the graphics module (GPU Tile) devices of Intel Core Ultra 1 mobile processors are integrated into Intel sharp graphics architecture, which can provide independent graphics card-level performance in integrated graphics cards, support for ray tracing and Intel XeSS, and double performance per watt.

According to earlier revelations, the 28W and 45W models of Intel Core Ultra 1 mobile processors will use 8Xe kernel display, while 4Xe core display will be mainly used in 7W, 9W and 15W models.