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Intel's 'Tiger Lake' CPUs, manufactured using the 10nm process, debut.

Google 우선 소스Published2020.09.04 15:50
Tiger Lake CPU with 10nm SuperFin process
Supports single-core turbo clock up to 4.8GHz
More than 150 laptops are expected to be released.



On the 3rd, Intel held an online press conference and unveiled the 11th generation Intel Core processor for laptops (codename: Tiger Lake).
▲ Wonhyuk Choi, Managing Director of Intel Korea, received the 'Ibo' certification.
Holding Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Book Flex 5G [Photo = Intel]

Tiger Lake is the first CPU manufactured on Intel's newly introduced 10nm SuperFin process, supporting up to 4 cores and 8 threads, 12MB of cache, a 3.0GHz base clock, 4.8GHz single-core turbo clock, and 4.3GHz all-core turbo clock. The TDP ranges from 7W to 28W.

The built-in GPU, 'Intel Iris Xe Graphics', provides up to 96 EUs and 16MB L3 cache. Additionally, 'Intel Deep Learning Boost', a set of instructions that accelerate AI processing, is integrated, and DP4a and INT8 data types are supported natively.

The 11th generation Intel Core processor features △GNA 2.0 △Wi-Fi 6 △Thunderbolt 4 △8K HDR 1/4K HDR 4 display output △Dolby Vision △improved gaming performance, etc.

More than 150 Tiger Lake laptops are expected to be released in the future from partners including Acer, Asus, Dell, Dynabook, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI, Razer, and Samsung Electronics.

On this day, Intel unveiled Evo, a laptop platform brand that meets the second edition specifications and key experience indicators (KEIs) of Project Athena. Laptops with the Evo certification logo are based on 11th Gen Intel Core processors and Intel Iris Xe graphics, and more than 20 are expected to be released this year.

In addition, it guarantees ▲consistent battery responsiveness ▲system restart within 1 second from power saving state ▲over 9 hours of operation based on FHD display use ▲fast charging that provides at least 4 hours of use with 30 minutes of charging based on FHD display use.

Intel announced that its own benchmarks showed that laptops equipped with Tiger Lake CPUs delivered 20% higher office productivity than laptops equipped with rival AMD's Renoir CPUs. However, since the benchmarks were not conducted under identical conditions, the market will likely determine the superiority of laptops equipped with each processor.
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