At launch, the Intel Core Ultra processors are split into two types: one that provides high performance in exchange for high power requirements and another that requires less power but provides less performance within ultrathin laptops. On the higher performance side, the H-series consists of Core Ultra 7 and 5 chips that go up to 16 cores and a 5.1GHz frequency, feature an Intel Arc GPU and have a base power range of 28W, which OEMs can configure up to 64W or 115W. The U-series, on the other hand, consists of Core Ultra 7 and 5 chips that go up to 12 cores and a 4.9GHz frequency, feature integrated graphics with the generic Intel Graphics brand and have a power range of 15W to 57W.
Intel Launches Core Ultra âMeteor Lakeâ Chips In AI PC Push Against Rivals
Intel Launches Core Ultra âMeteor Lakeâ Chips In AI PC Push Against Rivals
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