The possible iGPUs of Intel's Elkhart Lake processors are filtered, which will be based on the Gen11 graphics and will be manufactured in the 10nm node.
The time of year comes when more hardware is launched on the market. The Bugzilla website, which is known for reporting bugs, has published a list of Intel processors. Specifically, a large number of graphic references of the upcoming Elkhart Lake. These SoCs would be designed for tablets, ultrabooks and other compact systems. Some SoCs that belong to the Gen11 graphics company.
Elkhart Lake is the codename for Intel's super low-power, power-limited SoCs. Theoretically, these processors will be based on the Tremont architecture, the company's own. Perhaps the most interesting thing about Elkhart Lake is that it was not based on the 14nm node, it was based on the 10nm node.
The implemented graphics of the Intel Elkhart Lake appear
If some processors usually go unnoticed, they are the subsoil range processors. Despite this, the Elkhart Lake have Gen11 graphics, which are expected to be very good. Intel's Gen11 has debuted with Ice Lake processors. The company's new graphics are expected to deliver up to 1Tflop of graphics performance. The Elkhart Lake may be able to move some very low load games.
Regarding the graphical details leaked by Bugzilla, three settings have been found. Specifically it is one of 32UE, one of 16UE and another is 8UE. To put it in perspective, the Gemini Lake had a maximum of 18UE. So the taller model will have almost 80% more UE and will surely have higher frequencies.
We do not know exactly when the Elkhart Lake will hit the market. They may not hit the market until next year, although there is no official data on this. As always the occult and the silence of Intel generates many contradictory information. We can even say that 10nm for desktop processors will arrive sometime between now and 2050.
Source: TH
