Introduced the new Intel Panther Lake processors for mobile devices, SoCs that promise a 50% performance improvement.
In this new generation of low power processors we have three Panther Lake designs, we have the Intel Core Ultra X5 with eight cores and the Intel Core Ultra X7 and X9 with twelve cores. Inside, we can find the new generation Intel Xe3 GPUs with 4 and 16-core configuration. In addition, it incorporates a high performance NPU 5 that allows us to reach up to 50 TOPS, adding GPU and CPU we reach 180 TOPS.
These processors are manufactured with 18A process that increases density and efficiency, theoretically equivalent to a classic 2 nm process, but it remains to be seen how it performs in the real world.
Intel Panther Lake, for notebooks and mini PCs
The new Intel Panther Lake in addition to its performance, improves other aspects such as the amount of RAM it can manage. Now we reach 96 GB and can reach up to 9600 MHz in LPDDR5X format in the Core X9 processor. This will be reflected above all in the graphics performance of the new integrated Xe3 GPUs of its highest range.
- Intel Core Ultra X5: CPU 8 cores (4P 4LPE), GPU 4 Xe3, LPDR5X-6800, DDR5-6400
- Intel Core Ultra X7: CPU 8 cores (4P 4LPE), GPU 4 Xe3, LPDR5X-8533, DDR5-7200
- Intel Core Ultra X9: CPU 16 cores (4P 8E 4LPE), GPU 12 Xe3, LPDR5X-9600
- Cougar Cove Performance (P), Efficiency (E) and Low Power (LPE) Darkmont
These processors are PCIe 5 compliant so you can connect dedicated GPUs at full speed or other peripherals via Thunderbolt. We also have Wifi 7 and Bluetooth 6 connectivity with native support in the integrated itself.
