Deep-dive into Meteor Lake: Discussing Intel’s 14th-gen CPUs

Intel lastly took the wraps off its 14th-gen Core processors for laptops this week, powered by the corporate’s radical new “Meteor Lake” structure.

It could actually’t be overstated simply how a lot of a change Meteor Lake is for Intel: Fairly than utilizing conventional monolithic dies, Meteor Lake is constructed round 4 chiplet-style “tiles:” one every for the CPU, the SOC, graphics, and I/O. The brand new 14th-gen chips additionally weave in Intel’s Arc graphics structure to supply real-time ray tracing with built-in graphics, in addition to the newest Wi-Fi 7 and 6E wi-fi applied sciences, amongst a lot, far more.

A lot extra, in reality, that Intel invited a choose group of journalists and analysts to Malaysia just a few weeks again to element and exhibit the brand new manufacturing course of, together with key Meteor Lake expertise particulars. And we have been fortunate sufficient to get two attendees into the identical studio to dive deep into the brand new structure: Extra Than Moore and TechTechPotato’s Dr. Ian Cuttress, together with our personal Mark Hachman.

In the event you’ve acquired time to spare, you’ll be able to watch these two wicked-smart chip gurus delve into the nuts and bolts of Intel’s 14th-gen Meteor Lake in wondrous element, full with loads of speak about what all of it means for you. Brew your self a cuppa, settle again, and luxuriate in.

In the event you’re on the lookout for Meteor Lake particulars however can’t blare movies (thanks, boss), remember to try Mark’s huge Meteor Lake deep-dive and his separate breakout on 6 methods Intel’s 14th-gen Core CPUs supercharge laptops. Anticipate to see notebooks powered by Intel’s new 14th-gen Core Extremely chips on December 14, appropriately sufficient — and to see a few of them land on our roundup of one of the best laptops shortly thereafter.