Intel’s latest all-small-core processor N100 / N200 has now appeared on Geekbench. Both processors have 4 cores and 4 threads. The N200 has a higher frequency, with a main frequency of 1GHz and a turbo frequency of 3.6GHz; the N100 has a main frequency of 0.8GHz and a turbo frequency of 3.3GHz.
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It is reported that the all-small-core processor Alder Lake-N will be named after the latest “Intel processor”, namely Intel N200, and Intel N100.
Moreover, Intel’s Alder Lake-N processors are based on the energy-efficient Gracemont architecture, with up to 8 cores, divided into two quad-core clusters. This series of processors also have a core display of the Xe-LP architecture, up to 32EU.
Furthermore, the 12th-generation Core and Pentium Celeron processors released by Intel currently all have large cores. The Celeron 7300 with the lowest specification uses 1 large core + 4 small cores, 8MB L3 cache, and 48EU 0.8GHz nuclear display. Currently, Intel has not announced when the new Alder Lake-N processors will be released.
