Intel has sent samples of Arrow Lake-H processors for research and development purposes.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com November 29 news, the source harukaze reported that Intel has recently begun to send samples of Arrow Lake processors to its research centers for research and development purposes.

According to the exposed inventory, one of the processors belongs to the Arrow Lake-H series for laptops, with 14 cores, including 6 performance cores and 8 efficiency cores.

These CPU are currently designed for research and development, and QS chips are expected to be seen in the near future.

Arrow Lake will utilize the next generation of Lion Cove and Skymont cores, combined with Intel's Intel 20A process phase, to predict significant improvements in performance and power consumption.

CTOnews.com attached the following list of goods, you can see that this CPU has a GT2 core, similar to Meteor Lake. Meteor Lake uses the new Xe-LPG+ architecture, which is a low-power derivative of Xe-HPG (Alchemist).

Arrow Lake-H 's CPU has a 45W TDP, which is slightly higher than most Meteor Lake products except the Core Ultra 9 series.