Everything seems to indicate that the dry time in the world of processors is running out and the next few years will be interesting premieres. After all, we will face the debut of many interesting technologies and standards, which in turn means that we are in for an extremely interesting duel between Intel vs AMD. Several leaksters shared with us their information on the publishing plans of both giants, which show that the coming years will be extremely busy for producers. We learned the details about not only desktop processors, but also mobile units. We just have to remember that this is unofficial information and ultimately the plans of both companies may change. Well, let’s finally get to the point.

We just have to remember that this is unofficial information and ultimately the plans of both companies may change. Nevertheless, everything indicates that the dry time in the world of processors is running out and the coming years will give rise to a number of very interesting premieres.

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Intel Core Processors 11. Generation is not only Rocket Lake? Core i3, Pentium and Celeron may be Comet Lake Refresh chips

We already know that Intel will release Rocket Lake-S chips in the first quarter 2021 of the year, and in the fourth quarter comes Alder Lake-S (10 nm), to consist of Golden Cove and Gracemont cores and Xe Gen graphics 12 with EU units 32. As we mentioned recently, the Blue team will additionally present the Comet Lake Refresh models, which are to represent the cheaper next year’s Core i3, Pentium and Celeron systems. as for AMD, we expect the Vermeer series (Zen 3) to continue to be Red’s core offering at least until the third quarter 2021 of the year when architecture refresh under the code name Warhol. Chips are to be released between the fourth quarter 2021 and the second quarter 2022 year. It’s not yet clear what makes Warhol different from Vermeer, but you can expect rather minor changes (maybe something like Ryzen 9 3900 X – > Ryzen 9 3900 XT). The next major evolution will take place in the third quarter 2022 of the year, when AMD will begin distributing Raphael chips based on Zen 4 (5nm) architecture. Raphael is expected to provide DDR5 support and will likely be the first generation AMD desktop units to feature integrated on-die graphics (possibly RDNA2 based).

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If it is about Intel and the laptop market (AMD’s offer is described in a separate news), you can expect that Tiger Lake-H chips 45 W will debut in high-end devices in the second quarter 2021 of the year. A year later, in the second quarter 2022, the Alder Lake-H generation 55 W z 32 UE Xe Gen 12 Supports PCIe 5 and DDR5. Interestingly, the Tiger Lake-H line will also have a variant 35 W, which may appear earlier than version part 45 W with possible support for LPDDR5 RAM. In the second quarter 2022 the Alder Lake series will receive units 45 W as lower power variant with graphics 96 – EU Xe Gen 12. In terms of units from the Mobile-U series, the successors of the Tiger Lake UP3 systems 28 will be Alder systems Lake-P U 28 to offer 96 EU Xe Gen 12 and PCIe Gen5 support. At the same time, we will also see Alder Lake-P U 15 as the successor to Tiger Lake UP4 15 In the fourth quarter 2021. There is still the category of low-voltage processors – here Intel already has Tiger Lakes and UP4 (9 W – 5900 and Lakefields (5W – 7W), which will be offered until the third quarter 2021, and then they will be replaced by the Alder Lake-P U9 and Alder Lake-M models. These first chips will offer the same core and iGPU configuration as Alder Lake-P U 15, while Alder Lake-M will have 64 Xe Gen graphics EU units 12.

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