Intel Unveils 7 New 12th Gen Intel Core HX Mobile Processors

Intel announced seven new mobile processors for the 12th Gen Intel Core mobile family at its Intel Vision event today. From a report: The 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors use desktop-caliber silicon in a mobile package to deliver high levels of performance for professional workflows like CAD, animation and visual effects. The HX processors are unlocked out of the box and available in Core i5, Core i7 and Core i9 models. The 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors enable mobile workstation platforms by providing 65% more performance in multithreaded workloads with more cores, more memory and more I/O while utilizing Intel Thread Director technology to leverage high-power Performance-cores and Efficient-cores so pros can create, program, render and work with maximum efficiency in the office, at home or on the go. In addition to being a commercial workhorse, 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors provide a gaming powerhouse platform that will give enthusiast gamers higher frame rates. The processors have up to 16 cores (8 Performance-cores and 8 Efficient-cores) and 24 threads running at a processor base power of 55 watts. More than 10 workstation and gaming designs powered by 12th Gen Intel Core HX processors are expected to be launched by major computer makers this year, including systems from Dell, HP, Lenovo and others.

wow

[Osgeld]

did you copy paste that directly off their website or what

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[backslashdot]

It should have been re-worded to be more objective?

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[drinkypoo]

We don't need big blocks of text from their PR, we can read that if we want to. A summary is supposed to summarize, not plagiarize.

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[backslashdot]

If the thing can't be said any better, then I prefer they "plagiarize" as long as they correctly attribute authorship. However, in this case, they could have taken out some fluff.

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[sapgau]

Yeah and I didn't find what size in nm this chip ended up with. Sounds like it's another hot little rocket.

Support for ECC memory you say?

[Gavino]

OK that's good that it has "support for ECC memory", but can Intel just mandate its use already? Penny pinching laptop manufacturers won't go near it otherwise. C'mon it's year 2022... ECC needs to be a base requirement.