Tests on the next-generation Xe2-LPG architecture of Intel's next-generation Lunar Lake processors for low-power platforms have appeared in the database.

Intel has previously announced that it will launch the next generation of Lunar Lake processors for low-power platforms within this year.ClubbingoAt present, there is more and more information about this processor Currently, tests on the next-generation Xe2-LPG architecture verification that will be equipped with this processor have appeared in the database.ClubbingoThis will also help us to understand the performance of Intel's next-generation unique and nuclear architecture.

The new Hewlett-Packard X360 Spectre with the next-generation Core Ultra 200V processor has appeared in SiSoftware's test database, which means the next generation of laptops will use Lunar Lake processors. In the SiSoftware test, Lunar Lake scored 2108 Mpix/s on the GPU benchmark, much higher than many devices with Meteor Lake processors, and tested a low-configuration version with only seven sets of Xe cores, not a complete set of eight Xe cores. In addition, the power is only 17W and the frequency of GPU is only 1.Clubbingo.85 GHz, which is lower than the normal Meteor Lake, which means that this nuclear marker may have more potential to be tapped.

Lunar Lake architecture uses P-Core of Lion Cove architecture and E-Core of Skymont architecture. It is designed for low-power mobile devices. If low-power consumption is used, the device can also achieve fanless design. In addition, Lunar Lake will also adopt the new GPU architecture, and the Arrow Lake processor that will debut with it will retain Meteor Lake's Xe-LPG Alchemist architecture, while Lunar Lake will use Xe2-LPG architecture, which is actually a low-power version of Battlemage architecture, which is one of the earliest products to adopt Intel's new generation GPU architecture.