Intel announces family of Tiger Lake H35 mobile processors and presents the company’s plans for 2021

Rocket Lake Processor (Intel Source)

Intel took the stage at CES 2021 to present its plans for 2021 and announced that it will launch no less than 50 new processors during the year, which will be integrated into 500 different laptops. In the first stage we get the processorsTiger Lake H35 Designed for extremely light gaming computers and processorsTiger Lake vPro The business. In addition, the company has revealed official details about the series of processorsRocket Lake And theAlder Lake Her next desks.

The first series of processors for which we receive full details is theTiger Lake H35, Improved models of Tiger Lake processors announced by Intel in September 2020, coming in production of the company’s latest 10 nm SuperFin. It should be noted that the new H35 processors do not come as part of Intel’s Tiger Lake H series, which will replace the Comet Lake H processors, but as a more powerful version of the original Tiger Lake U series with up to 4 cores and higher power consumption of 28W to 35W, as opposed to 12W to 28W in regular models. The high power consumption allows the new processors to reach a very high working frequency of up to 5GHz for a single core in the Core i7-11375H Special Edition model.

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Intel’s new H35 processors are designed for a new category of Ultraportable Gaming mobiles, which come with 14 to 15.6-inch screens and are less than 18mm thick, or in other words – the gaming version of the lightweight and thin mobiles (Thin & Light) In the market, according to the company, they will be able to provide 70 + FPS gaming performance in high-definition games.The new processors are expected to provide a single core performance improvement of about 15% compared to the Comet Lake H series of processors, with better graphics performance 2.

New Tiger Lake H35 processors:

Processor	Cores / capillaries	Base frequency	Boost frequency single core / pair / general	Cash memory	Electricity consumption TDP
i7-11375H Special Edition	4/8	28W – 3.0GHz 35W – 3.3GHz	5.0 / 4.8 / 4.3GHz	12MB	28W-35W
i7-11370H	4/8	28W – 3.0GHz 35W – 3.3GHz	4.8 / 4.8 / 4.3GHz	12MB	28W-35W
i5-11300H	4/8	28W – 2.6GHz 35W – 3.1GHz	4.4 / 4.4 / 4.0GHz	8MB	28W-35W

Although the new Tiger Lake H35 processors come as more powerful versions of the Tiger Lake U, the company also unveiled first official details on the processors during the event.Tiger Lake H The regular ones, which are expected to arrive during the current quarter and double the number of cores to up to 8 cores and 16 threads and reach a boost frequency of up to 5GHz over several cores, and not on a single core as is the case with the H35 model.

Tiger Lake vPro

For business users, Intel has introduced the vPro versions of standard Tiger Lake processors, which come with a variety of dedicated security enhancements, including the Intel Hardware Shield that enables artificial intelligence-based threats and Intel Control-Flow Enforcement Technology for hardware security of processors.

Together with the new processors, the company introduced the Intel EVO vPro standard, which is equivalent to the standard Intel EVO standard and is designed to ensure that laptops in the new standard will give the user +9 consecutive hours of mobile use, instant wake-up of less than a second from sleep, fast charging that provides 4 hours of charging Of half an hour and more.

Intel N processors

Intel’s new N series processors are designed to be the company’s answer to the low and educational markets, for computer systems for students and students who do not need large computing power, to which the company will offer the new Celeron and Pentium Silver processors from the Jasper Lake series at 10nm, Offering, according to the company, an overall performance improvement of up to 35% and a graphical performance improvement of up to 78% compared to the previous generation.

Jasper Lake Processors List:

Processor	Cores / capillaries	Base frequency / boost	Cash memory	Graphic core	Graphic processing units EU	Graphic core frequency	Electricity consumption TDP
Pentium N6005	4/4	2.0 / 3.3GHz	4MB	Intel UHD	32	Up to 900MHz	10W
Celeron N5105	4/4	2.0 / 2.9GHz	4MB	Intel UHD	24	Up to 800MHz	10W
Celeron N4505	4/4	2.0 / 2.9GHz	4MB	Intel UHD	16	Up to 700MHz	10W
Pentium N6000	4/4	1.1 / 3.3GHz	4MB	Intel UHD	32	Up to 850MHz	6W
Celeron N5100	4/4	1.1 / 2.8GHz	4MB	Intel UHD	24	Up to 800MHz	6W
Celeron N4500	2/2	1.1 / 2.8GHz	4MB	Intel UHD	16	Up to 750MHz	6W

Rocket Lake and Alder Lake processors

For desktop users, Intel provides a new look at the next desktop Rocket Lake processors, which will come with the improved Cypress Cove cores and are expected to feature a 19% IPC performance improvement over the tenth-generation Comet Lake processors. Among the processors is the flagship processor Core i9-11900K, With 8 cores, 16 threads and an extremely high frequency of up to 5.3GHz for a single core and 4.8GHz for all cores, which will arrive together with the other processors in the series during the first quarter of 2021

The latest processor series introduced by Intel is Alder Lake, which will use the second generation of 10 nm SuperFin technology. The new series is expected to arrive during the second half of 2021, when we get only a glimpse of the first desktop computer using the processor in the series, with no further details. It should be noted that Intel’s new pair of Rocket Lake and Alder Lake processors have been developed at Intel Labs in Israel.

Gregory Bryant, senior vice president at Intel, said:

Intel is the only one with a range of products spanning many architectures, a large and open ecosystem, a huge production scale and the in-depth technical expertise needed by our customers to exhaust opportunities in an age of moving from place to place, We focus on the uncompromising execution of an ever-wider product line and during the new year we will announce additional leading products.

There is no doubt that 2021 will be an interesting year in the field of computers and lovers of Intel processors in particular, with a particularly large variety of processors from the company to meet the different needs of users, from gamers interested in light and powerful gaming computers, business users in need of increased security to education with new N processors .