Intel's Core Ultra 200 lineup has just debuted with the Lunar Lake 200V models for thin-and-light laptops. Plenty of leaks have given us a fairly clear picture of the 200K desktop variants Chipzilla is expected to announce soon, but the high-performance mobile parts have remained murky. A new post from a reliable leaker suggests they may look much like the desktop versions, only with slightly lower clock speeds.
Trusted leaker Jaykihn has shared clock speeds and core counts for six previously unannounced Intel Arrow Lake HX CPUs. These high-end laptop processors largely line up with the Arrow Lake S lineup that leaked earlier, with one additional chip at the very bottom of the range.
Topping the list is the Core Ultra 9 285HX. With 24 cores (eight performance cores and 16 efficiency cores) and a 5.5GHz boost clock, it falls just 200MHz short of its desktop counterpart. That chip, the 285K at 5.7GHz, showed up earlier this month in a UK retailer's listing alongside four other chips.
Arrow Lake -HX SKUs and clocking. pic.twitter.com/uxQT2wCp5R
- Jaykihn (@jaykihn0) September 20, 2024
The second laptop processor, the Ultra 7 275HX, has a similar core count and boosts up to 5.4GHz, while the Ultra 7 265HX has 20 cores (8+12). At 5.3GHz, it is only 200MHz slower than the desktop K and KF versions, and the Ultra 5 255HX has an identical core count at 5.2GHz.
Finally, the two lowest-ranked chips each have 14 cores running at 5.1GHz. The Ultra 5 245HX matches its desktop equivalent, while the 235HX has no known counterpart. It could be the first Core Ultra 3 200 series processor.
All of the leaked HX processors integrate Xe2 Battlemage graphics. The 255HX and above have 64 EU cores. The flagship 285HX reaches a graphics clock of 2GHz, while the 235HX at the bottom of the list is capped at 1.8GHz. The iGPUs in between all run at 1.9GHz.
There is still no sign of "Arrow Lake Halo," said to be Intel's answer to the upgraded iGPU in AMD's Strix Halo chipset. Arrow Lake Halo is rumored to have 14 cores and 320 EUs.
The release window for Arrow Lake HX remains unclear, but it will likely arrive after the Arrow Lake S Core Ultra 200K/KF lineup that Intel is expected to announce on October 10. Panther Lake, also known as Intel Core 300, is expected to launch in the second half of next year.
Source: Techspot
