Intel’s 12th-gen Alder Lake processor expected to launch in October this year

Intel’s 12th-generation Core “Alder Lake” processor is expected to be officially released during Halloween 2021, which is October- During November.

According to previous news, this generation of processors will use a 10nm process technology and replace it with an LGA 1700 interface. The processor will support DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 channels for the first time, and there will also be a 600 series motherboard chipset.

The tipster also said that Microsoft’s next-generation Windows system has conducted in-depth cooperation with Intel, which will bring about a large-scale upgrade. This system is expected to be officially launched around the release of Intel’s 12th-generation Core processor, and Microsoft officially announced that it will be officially released on June 24.

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Intel’s next-generation processors are expected to adopt a large-scale core fusion design, which requires the operating system to adapt in terms of process and resource scheduling.

Intel’s official slide also stated that the Alder Lake processor will use a breakthrough CPU architecture, which can increase single-thread performance by up to 20% and multi-thread performance by 100%. This generation of processors will use the 10nm enhanced SuperFin process, which is more advanced than the existing Tiger Lake processors.

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