Intel Announces N-Series All Small-Core Processors: Up to 8 Cores/32EU Core Graphics, AV1 Decoding Support
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Update time : 2023-01-10 10:03:07
Intel today officially announced the N series processors for entry-level computing, up to 8 cores and 8 threads, with 32EU core graphics specifications.
According to the introduction, Intel's N Series processors feature Intel's new Gracemont CPU microarchitecture on a 7-processing process, with options for 4 to 8 energy-efficient cores that deliver excellent performance per watt. The Core i3N 8-core model offers up to 42% improvement in overall application system performance and up to 24% improvement in web browsing performance. As shown above, the N series processors include Intel N and Intel Core N models, the former with 4 cores and the latter with 8 cores, supporting LPDDR5, DDR5, DDR4 memory as well as UFS 2.1, eMMC flash memory and SSDs. Intel said the new Intel® Core TM i3 N-Series processors expand the product selection with more than 50 OEM designs in 2023.
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