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Intel Alder Lake explained: How it enables a new generation of PCs

Posted on August 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s built specifically with Windows 11 in mind.

Intel’s next PC microprocessor, Alder Lake, marks a radical change for Intel. Its first mainstream Core hybrid processor mixes “performance” and “efficiency” engines to deliver either performance or longer battery life when your PC needs it most.

According to Intel, Alder Lake is due “later this fall,” most likely as a 12th-gen Core chip. Intel will manufacture three versions of Alder Lake—one for the desktop, and two more for laptops—with up to 16 cores and 24 threads.
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Computers & IT Tags:Alder Lake, desktop, Engines, hybrid, Intel, intel alder lake, Laptops, PC, processor, Windows, Windows 11

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