The first Ice Lake @ 10nm processors for laptops begin to be distributed by Intel, which will hit the market in the coming months.
A few weeks ago Intel announced the new Ice Lake @ 10nm processors. It is expected that during the last quarter the first notebooks with these processors will begin to arrive. Intel has already started offering the first 10th Generation Core processors to OEM manufacturers. These will be incorporated into low-power portable and convertible computers with good performance.
Ice Lake for notebooks will arrive in solutions of up to 4 cores with an improvement of IPC of 18% over the 9th Generation. These new processors, among other things, offer support for AVX512 instructions. Support for VNNI and ISA cryptography will be added, which will offer greater security and additional performance in this type of task.
The first Intel Core Ice Lake @ 10nm processors begin to ship
Intel's new processors range from the dual-core Core i3 to the quad-core Core i7. These processors will have 11 different versions, designed for all kinds of needs.
Along with these processors, the Intel iGPU Gen11 is integrated, offering a significant performance improvement over its predecessors. They are graphics solutions with good performance and efficiency. Regarding its performance, this graphics card is rated at 1TFLOP under FP32. This is possible thanks to the fact that these graphs will have 64 Execution Units. Additionally, these graphics will have native support for DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0b and HDCP 2.2.
These new Intel processors will integrate Thunderbolt 3, in addition to offering support for WiFi 6 and RA MDDR4 @ 3733MHz memory. These are the known details, although it has also been said that other improvements will be implemented.
By the end of the year Intel 10nm desktop processors will arrive. The company has finished with the 14nm processors, because they no longer give more than these processors. Apparently these new processors will have up to 10 cores and 20 processing threads.
Source: TPU
