Intel unveiled its 12th-gen mobile Core chip, aka Alder Lake, as part of a CES launch that promises 28 percent more gaming performance than its 11th-gen Tiger Lake platform. News.

Intel's latest top-of-the-line CPU is a winner, but not in every way. Here are 5 key takeaways about 12th-gen Intel laptops from our comprehensive Core i9-12900HK review.

As for other new features, Intel's 12th-gen mobile hardware will also support DDR5-4800 and low-power LPDDR5-5200 RAM. Expect to pay a premium for DDR5-equipped machines, though, as PC makers ...

Best answer: Intel's 12th Gen Core "Alder Lake" processors (CPU) use a new LGA 1700 socket. This is a replacement for the previous LGA 1200 socket that was used for 10th and 11th Gen Intel CPUs.

The new 12th-gen chips are also looking towards the future, with support for up to 16 lanes of PCIe 5.0 and DDR5-4800 RAM. Intel's new 600-series chipset will feature PCIe 4.0 support, integrated ...

Intel has revealed its H-series of 12th-Gen mobile CPUs today, including the flagship 19-12900HK. It also revealed its entire lineup of desktop CPUs in the 12th-Gen lineup, from Core i9 to Celeron.

Intel 12th-Gen Mobile: Wi-Fi 6E, DDR5 Memory, and More. Where Wi-Fi 6 boosted the capacity of the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, Wi-Fi 6E adds a third 6 GHz band.

Intel’s new 12th Gen Alder Lake-HX processors build upon the company’s current mobile line-up, by adding more cores and features, which should push performance significantly higher, especially ...

Intel's 12th Gen Core Mobile processors follow its desktop chips announced a few months ago (see our review of the Core i9-12900K). While these chips are, of course, faster, it is the new ...

Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake chips are arriving on desktops today, led by the Core i9-12900K as Intel debuts its new hybrid core approach for faster and more powerful processors.

12th Gen Core processors incorporate two new CPU core designs, dubbed Efficiency (E-core) and Performance (P-core) cores. The chips are built on Intel 7 process technology, formerly known as 10nm ...

Intel is expanding its 12th-gen mobile lineup with new U-series and P-series processors, and they could rival the Apple M1 in terms of power and efficiency. Skip to main content.