Intel Meteor Lake processors for insane laptop performance

Intel has been thinking about the 14th generation of Core processors (Meteor Lake) for some time, although the 13th generation (Raptor Lake) has not yet been officially announced. The latest information indicates that Intel will also introduce a new socket with the 14th generation of Core processors, namely LGA 1815, which will replace the current LGA 1700. Fortunately, the innovation will be compatible with the older socket, which means that it will be possible to use the processors on older motherboards, only a simple and quick update of the hardware BIOS code will be required.

Intel Meteor Lake processors will initially be aimed at notebook computers. They will be equipped with the Intel Meteor Lake-P label, and the Core Ultra 9 185H, Core Ultra 7 185H, Core Ultra 7 155H and Core Ultra 5 125H models will initially be available to users. The Core Ultra 9 and Core Ultra 7 models will process data with six physical and 12 virtual processor cores. The Core Ultra 5 model will have four physical and eight virtual cores.

The new Intel Meteor Lake-P processors for the #141 will contain four components, namely CPU, GPU, SOC and I/O. In practice, this means that they will enable the production of more compact portable computers, but they will also be much more efficient. Newcomers are supposed toč offered up to 20 percent more efficiency with the same consumption of electrical energy.

Interesting Intel Intel Meteor Lake processors for notebook computers will be available from December 14 this year. At the beginning of 2024, these will be available for compact computer systems and all-in-one computers. Immediately after that, more classic personal computers will follow. Of course, the processors for them will be significantly more powerful.