The upcoming Core Ultra 7 155H processor, from the Intel Meteor Lake series; has been seen in an unofficial SiSoftware Sandra benchmark by leaker momomo_us. In this benchmark it has been seen that it reaches a boost frequency of 4,8 GHz.
This Core Ultra 7 155H model is expected to launch on December 14 in ultralight laptops like the Asus Vivobook. This would be the device that was used for the benchmark reported by momomo_us, according to Tom's Hardware.
Meteor Lake's Core Ultra 7 155H appears in an unofficial benchmark
The hardware specifications that have given the results of this SiSoftware test coincide with previous leaks of the Core Ultra 7 155H, and other Meteor Lake CPUs. It is very possible that it is an indicator of how efficient they will be, given that their launch is imminent, since Meteor Lake will be officially shown on December 14.
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The SiSoft Sandra benchmark repeats previous leaks that the Core Ultra 7 155H has the full range of CPU cores, something characteristic of the new Meteor Lake. It will be a configuration of six performance cores, eight efficiency cores and two low-power cores. From this benchmark we also know the clock speed, which indicates that performance cores will reach 4,8 GHz. The efficiency ones will reach a maximum of 3,8 GHz.
The 155H appears to have a much lower clock speed than the rumored Core Ultra 9 185H, which would go at 5,1 GHz. Compared to the 7th generation H-class Core i13, it's not a favorable comparison. The efficiency cores of the Core i7-13800H are 200 MHz higher than those of the 155H, and the difference widens to 400 MHz in the performance cores. But it must be understood that Meteor Lake does not seek to be part of large gaming machines, but rather to power small and thin laptops, efficiently. Its great novelty is the SoC with continuous work processing units, the VPUs, which They seek to free the central cores from load.
