Intel shows off 14th generation Core processors: 22 threads, for mobile for now
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Update time : 2023-05-31 10:45:06
There is no doubt that the most talked about product of Intel in the second half of this year is the 14th generation Core processor, and this is another big update in Intel's architecture, and at COMPUTERX Taipei this year, Intel was kind of the first official showcase about the 14th generation Core processor testing and provided some of the parameters of the 14th generation Core processor. However, like the previous big CPU replacements, this time the 14-generation Core processors are basically mobile-first.
At Computex Taipei, Intel showed off a very early notebook that was powered by a 14th generation Core processor, built on the Meteor Lake architecture, as well as a process that uses the Intel 4, or Intel 7nm process as it was previously known. However, sources say that since the new Intel 4 doesn't perform as well at high frequencies and the main focus is on energy efficiency, Intel has decided to use the Meteor Lake architecture mainly for mobile, while still using the original 13th generation Core processor architecture for the desktop.
According to Intel's official pictures, this processor has 16 cores and 22 threads, and uses a combination of 6+8+2, which means 6 performance cores, 8 energy-efficient cores and 2 perhaps ultra-low power cores. The two ultra-low power cores are mainly in the I/O area, responsible for data exchange. And with the CPU clocked at just 370MHz in Windows, it looks like it's this super power hungry processor that's being detected. Intel seems to be confident in the 14th generation Core processors, but it is a problem that needs to be solved for the manufacturers to schedule the three architectures in the processors precisely, and I wonder if Intel gives enough technical support to these manufacturers.
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