The announcement of the Meteor Lake generation is expected in the coming months. This generation is designed to be more energy efficient for notebooks and ultrabooks . There could be a top-of-the-line option for office applications, and that could be the Intel Core Ultra 7 1002H, which was recently spotted in a benchmark.
A silicon sample prior to the official launch of Meteor Lake has reappeared thanks to a client platform from Intel Corporation. It has undergone evaluation through Geekbench 6.1.0.
Intel Core Ultra 7 1002H is seen in a new benchmark
This database entry, discovered by Benchleaks, presents another engineering sample of the Core Ultra 100H mobile CPU series. This candidate could end up being called " Core Ultra 165H " once it officially launches.
The Meteor Lake client platform tested featured a Core Ultra 7 1002H CPU mounted on an MTL-P LP5x T4 RVP motherboard, with access to 12 GB of memory. The Geekbench Browser page lists clock speeds of 3,4 GHz (base) and 4,988 GHz. It has a configuration of 6 performance cores and 10 efficiency cores, which matches a previously leaked Core Ultra 7 165H.
In the Geekbench 6.1 benchmark, it achieved a score of 2439 points on a single core, above the Meteor Lake samples leaked to date. The multi-core score is 12668 points, slightly behind other scores.
Source: Kitguru
