Sunday, May 8th 2022
Intel Said to be Launching 55 W Alder Lake-HX Mobile CPUs Next Week
On Tuesday and Wednesday next week, Intel will host its Intel Vision event which will take a look at what the company will bring in the near future. Although not specified in the program, VideoCardz have managed to secure a slide listing no less than seven new Alder Lake-HX mobile CPUs that Intel are expected to reveal during the event. The new chips will be fully loaded out with eight performance and eight efficient cores and with a total of 24 threads at the top-end, i.e. the same as Intel's current desktop parts. In fact, according to VideoCardz, these CPUs are the same physical size as the desktop CPUs, just in a different packaging that reduces the Z-height.
Alder Lake-HX comes with a base power TDP of 55 W and is said to be a new enthusiast CPU range from Intel in the mobile space. As such, overclocking is said to be allowed, which can push the turbo TDP to at least 157 W and this applies to all the CPUs in the Alder Lake-HX family. The platform is also said to feature a full set of PCIe lanes, which means 16 PCIe 5.0 lanes, 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes and 12 PCIe 3.0 lanes. DDR5 memory with XMP 3.0 profiles is also supported, alongside something called Dynamic Memory Boost. Oddly enough, Intel has even made several vPro SKU's that support overclocking, albeit with some kind of limit compared to the non vPro SKUs. It'll be interesting to see what kind of notebooks these CPUs will be going into and what kind of cooling systems will be required, but it's pretty obvious we're talking desktop replacement machines.
Source:
VideoCardz
Alder Lake-HX comes with a base power TDP of 55 W and is said to be a new enthusiast CPU range from Intel in the mobile space. As such, overclocking is said to be allowed, which can push the turbo TDP to at least 157 W and this applies to all the CPUs in the Alder Lake-HX family. The platform is also said to feature a full set of PCIe lanes, which means 16 PCIe 5.0 lanes, 20 PCIe 4.0 lanes and 12 PCIe 3.0 lanes. DDR5 memory with XMP 3.0 profiles is also supported, alongside something called Dynamic Memory Boost. Oddly enough, Intel has even made several vPro SKU's that support overclocking, albeit with some kind of limit compared to the non vPro SKUs. It'll be interesting to see what kind of notebooks these CPUs will be going into and what kind of cooling systems will be required, but it's pretty obvious we're talking desktop replacement machines.
28 Comments on Intel Said to be Launching 55 W Alder Lake-HX Mobile CPUs Next Week
AMD mobile will completely lose in multi threaded. But very high power draw will be big drawback to Intel.
At least on these HX models the focus is performance, efficiency be dammned so it's pretty compelling for anyone who still finds big laptops compelling.
When you consider some laptops have 3080's in them maybe matching it with a HX or similar Ryzen would not be a bad idea anyway.
Still a laptop, be it more powerful
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Laptop is a device that can be put on your lap. In your hands.
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The member above said it well - it can be labeled as a toaster oven.
Lol at bulldozer. Amd failed for ten+ years, had nothing, zip. Intel can "fail" for the same ten years and still make more money than AMD, they must be great at failing.
IBM told you that there have to be two, competitive x86-64 suppliers, and what does Intel do? Try to bankrupt AMD.
Read the news:
Intel Pays AMD $1.25 Billion to Settle Patents and Antitrust - IEEE Spectrum
European Commission strikes back after EU drops $1.2 billion Intel fine | Windows Central
As long as the CPU i bought works, i don't give a shit about the ins and outs of the company's dealings.
Even if Intel brought out a CPU 20 times better that used 5 times less power, than what AMD has, you still would not buy it because your mind is corrupted by this crap. just move on and ignore it if it bothers you. You are not going to change anything spouting it at someone who does not care.
Regardless of all the usual anti Intel shit in this thread, these might turn out to be pretty good. Just because the max is 157w does not mean it will use it, and in a desktop replacement they might use prety good cooling for it as i guess it won't matter so much if it is bigger than a normal laptop.
I don't even care about your opinion, same but you keep replying to me, funny ignoring.
My opinion must bother you or why keep replying? I just don't care for your anti Intel shit. I don't use AMD but don't post in every AMD thread with anti AMD shite do i. so why do you?
Just really ignore me ok please.
Obviously it wont stay 157W for long. I'd expects seconds but still. 157W? What is wrong with you Intel?