IT Home December 30 news, a few days ago, some reviewers released the 12th generation Core i3 12100, 12300 test, said that its TDP dropped to 60W. According to the latest news from the whistleblower @momomo_us, the TDP of the new generation of Pentium and Celeron desktop processors that upgrade the 10nm process has also been significantly reduced, only 46W.
According to the news, the Intel Pentium Gold G7400 and Celeron G6900 have a TDP of 46W and use an H0 stepper chip. For comparison, the previous generation of the Pentium Gold G6400 has a TDP of 58W.
The parameters and prices of the two chips are as follows:
G7400: 2C+0c, 3.7GHz, UHD 710, $80
G6900: 2C+0c, 3.4GHz, UHD 710, $60
IT Home learned that on Wednesday, January 5, 2022, at 02:00 a.m. Beijing time, Gregory Bryant, executive vice president and general manager of Intel's client computing division, will introduce Intel's latest progress in PCs and is expected to release a number of 12th generation Core processors, Arc graphics cards, and related technologies.
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