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Intel Tiger Lake: All you need to know about 11th Gen Intel Core processors

Intel Tiger Lake: All you need to know about 11th Gen Intel Core processors

Posted on January 12, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel has expanded its range of Tiger Lake (aka 11th Gen Intel Core) laptop processors to include the gaming-focussed H35 Series chips.

Intel Tiger Lake has established itself as one of the best mobile processor families for thin-and-light laptops since the latter-end of 2019, and so now Intel has decided its H-series gaming range could benefit from the same 10nm architecture.

While Intel’s H-Series mobile processors have previously been exclusive to large and cumbersome high-performance systems, Intel suggests the new H35 chips will be housed inside gaming portables as thin as 16mm.
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