Intel has launched 28 types of 12th generation Intel Core mobile processors and 22 types of desktop processors that deliver notebook and desktop performance for gamers and creators while supporting enterprise systems and Internet of Things applications.

On the 5th, Intel unveiled 12th generation Intel Core mobile processors for notebook PCs at CES 2022.

The 12th generation Intel Core mobile processors are the first processors to apply hybrid architecture to the notebook platform, delivering up to 40% higher performance compared to 11th generation mobile processors. Intel provides a total of 28 new 12th generation Intel Core mobile processor models.

The 12th generation Intel Core mobile processors consist of H-series, P-series, and U-series.

The H-series delivers industry-leading mobile processor performance.

The Intel Core i9-12900HK is the fastest mobile processor, offering a maximum 5GHz clock speed, 14 cores (6 P-cores, 8 E-cores), and 20 threads. It delivers up to 28% higher gaming performance compared to the 11th generation Intel Core i9-11980HK. Additionally, it provides up to 43% higher performance in 3D rendering workloads compared to 11th generation Core processors.

For the first time in H-series mobile processors, it supports memory at up to 4,800MT/s speeds from both DDR5/LPDDR5 and DDR4/LPDDR4 modules.

It provides 3 times faster connectivity on high-speed channels without interference with existing Wi-Fi, and with integrated Intel Wi-Fi 6E(Gig+), it supports remote work and learning while delivering a high-quality streaming experience.

Thunderbolt 4 provides up to 40Gbps transfer speeds and PC connectivity to multiple 4K monitors and accessories.

The P-series processor, equipped with up to 14 cores and 20 threads and featuring Intel® Iris® Xe integrated graphics, operates at 28W base power and is designed for thin and light notebooks with high performance.

The U-series processor operates at 9 to 15W power and is designed to be optimized for thin and light notebooks.

Additionally, Intel announced new Intel H670, H610, and B660 chipsets to support a wide range of consumer processors. The new chipset options provide superior Z-series platform features such as PCIe 4.0 lanes, embedded Intel Wi-Fi 6E(Gig+), and Intel® Volume Management Device (VMD), as well as supporting memory and processor overclocking.