Intel Nova Lake 16-Core CPU Pushes 154W PL2, While its Integrated 12 Xe3P GPU Alone Eats 40 Watts
Leaked specifications for Intel's Nova Lake-S processor indicate a 154W power limit for the CPU, with integrated graphics accounting for 40W of that total.
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Questions people are asking
What is the total power limit for the Intel Nova Lake-S CPU?
The processor features a PL2 power limit of 154W.
How much power does the integrated GPU consume?
The 12 Xe3P core integrated graphics unit draws 40 watts.
What memory specifications are associated with the iGPU?
The integrated graphics unit features 20 MB of L2 cache.
What happened
16 cores drive the architecture of the upcoming Intel Nova Lake-S processor, which features a 154W power limit (PL2). Within this power envelope, the integrated graphics component, utilizing 12 Xe3P cores, is configured to draw 40 watts of power independently. This integration also incorporates 20 MB of L2 cache, according to technical details shared by TechPowerUp and Wccftech.
Coverage emphasizes the performance potential of the integrated graphics unit, with outlets like Zamin.uz describing the hardware as ultra-powerful. The technical specifications shared across sources focus on the power distribution between the computing cores and the graphics subsystem. Specific architectural advantages or release timelines for the Nova Lake-S platform are not yet specified.
Details regarding the distribution of the remaining 114W power budget between the CPU cores and other system components are not yet available.
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Sources (5)
- Intel Nova Lake-S Leak: 16-Core CPU’s Xe3P iGPU Alone Draws 40W of 154W PL2 shanethegamer.com · 2d ago
- Intel Is Preparing Ultra-Powerful Graphics for Nova Lake-S Processors Zamin.uz · 2d ago
- Intel's Nova Lake S processor now features integrated graphics with a 40W power consumption. GameGPU · 2d ago
- Intel "Nova Lake-S" iGPU with 12 Xe3P Cores to Feature 40 W PL2 and 20 MB of L2 Cache TechPowerUp · 2d ago
- Intel Nova Lake 16-Core CPU Pushes 154W PL2, While its Integrated 12 Xe3P GPU Alone Eats 40 Watts Wccftech · 2d ago
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