Intel’s 11th-generation Core desktop processors will use UHD 750 core display

The 1.3GHz UHD 750 scored 7904 scores in Geekbench OpenCL. As a comparison, the Intel UHD 630 scored around 5500 points, an increase of about 50%.

The 1.3GHz UHD 750 scored 7904 points in Geekbench OpenCL. As a comparison, the Intel UHD 630 scored around 5500 points, a rise of about 50%.

Intel’s 11th-generation Core desktop processors will have 24EU and 32 EU versions, the models are UHD 730 and UHD 750, respectively, and the Xeon core is UHD P750.

In October last year, Intel declared the 11-generation desktop Core processor Rocket Lake-S related information. Intel claims that Rocket Lake-S uses Cypress Cove architecture, which will provide up to a double-digit percentage increase in IPC.

Intel Rocket Lake-S has up to 8 cores and 16 threads. The GPU part is based on the Xe architecture. Intel announced that compared with the Gen9 core display, the UHD core display performance of Rocket Lake-S is increased by about 50%.

on the other side, the 11th generation desktop Core has 20 PCIe 4.0 channels, integrates a USB 3.2 Gen 2*2 control chip, and supports the Intel 500 series chipset.

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