The 13th Gen Intel Core mobile processors deliver unprecedented performance and exceptional experiences to more than 300 laptop designs.
At the CES 2023 technology exhibition, Intel has just announced the 13th generation Intel Core mobile processors with outstanding performance and experience for laptops. The 32 new 13th generation Intel Core mobile processors this time will be equipped with many features and utilities on laptops in all consumer segments.
Accordingly, Intel continues to push the limits of performance and expand computing capabilities to serve gamers and content creators through the launch of 13th Gen Intel Core H mobile processors with The first 24-core processor on a laptop. With unique features like support for both DDR4 and DDR5 memory, best-in-class connections and PCIe Gen 5 standards, the 13th Gen HX series processors deliver the world's best mobile gaming systems. .
Highlights of the new H series of processors:
- Clocks up to 5.6GHz (currently the highest in the laptop market today), for 11% faster single-core performance and 49% faster multi-core performance compared to the previous generation.
- Up to 24 cores (8 Performance-cores) and 16 Power-cores (Efficient-core), 32 threads and improved Intel Thread Director.
- Supports up to 128GB of RAM in both DDR5 (up to 5,600MHz) and DDR4 (up to 3,200MHz).
- Intel Killer Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+) provides 6x faster internet speeds without channel interference.
- Latest Bluetooth connectivity with Intel Bluetooth LE Audio and Bluetooth 5.2 for 2x faster speeds and low power multi-device connectivity.
- Supports Thunderbolt 4, for transfer speeds up to 40 Gbps, and connects PCs to multiple 4K displays and accessories.
- Improved integrated video card experience based on driver stack improvements and Intel's experience with discrete video card design.
- Support overclocking on all HX and HK products.
With 5 times more power than the 12th generation of laptops running the 13th generation Intel Core HX mobile processors, users have 60 models of laptops equipped with HX processors to stream, create content and play games. with the ultimate experience.
On this occasion, Intel also announced the 13th generation Intel Core P and U processor lines for users who want to own thin and light laptops:
- Up to 14 cores (6 high-performance cores, 8 power-saving cores) and improved Intel Thread Director feature.
- New features on Intel Iris Xe Graphics Cards including more durable gaming, XeSS Super Sampling and Intel Arc Control.
- Supports both DDR5 and DDR4 and other LP memories.
Integrated Intel Wi-Fi 6E (Gig+) card and new wireless features like Intel Connectivity Performance Suite, Intel Wi-Fi Proximity Sensing, and Intel Bluetooth LE Audio.
- Supports up to four Thunderbolt 4 ports for the fastest, simplest and most reliable connection to docks, displays and accessories.
This is also the first time that certain laptop models based on 13th generation Intel Core processors will integrate an Intel Movidius vision processing unit (VPU). With extensive technical collaboration with Microsoft on the new Windows Studio Effects toolset, the heavy AI tasks required for professional-grade collaboration and streaming will be handled by the VPU, reducing the load on the users. CPU and GPU to handle other tasks or multitask.
In the H, P, and U series, new mobile processors will enhance the performance of powerful, thin, folding, 2-in-1 and other laptops. More than 300 unique designs from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, MSI, Razer, Republic of Gamers, Samsung and others are expected to be released this year.
Intel continues to offer users a wide range of desktop processor experiences with the launch of new 13th generation Intel Core processors. New 35-watt and 65-watt products give mainstream PC users more options for low-power gaming, content creation, and work.
Accordingly, the 13th generation Intel Core processors for desktops have clocks up to 5.6GHz, 24 cores/32 threads with power-saving cores for popular Intel Core i5 processors and Intel Core i5 processors. larger L2 cache to deliver 11% and 34% better single- and multi-core performance, respectively, than non-K-series 12th Gen Intel Core processors.
