Intel's next-generation Lunar Lake-V “Core Ultra 200V” CPUs will have 8 CPU cores, 8 GPU cores and 32 GB of on-package LPDDR5X memory.

Intel Lunar Lake-MX CPUs renamed to Lunar Lake-V: Core Ultra 200V with 8 CPU and 8 GPU cores

Intel Lunar Lake CPUs are no mystery as they are the next hot topic to discuss after Meteor Lake and even Arrow Lake as they not only pack a new CPU architecture but also Xe2-LPG “Arc Battlemage”. Shape also produces brand new GPU cores. , on-package LPDDR5X memory and some interesting configurations.

According to a well-known insider, Golden Pig Upgrade (via Blibelly), it has been reported that Intel's Lunar Lake CPUs will drop the “MX” branding and use the “V” branding. That is why we have seen recent. Leaks like Core Ultra 5 234V Which kind of confirms it. Additionally, we also get an insight into the layout of the Lunar Lake-V chips.

It appears that all Intel Lunar Lake-V CPUs will be single-die based with 4 P-cores based on the Lion Cove core architecture and 4 LP-E cores based on the Skymont core architecture. There aren't going to be any standard E-Cores for the Lunar Lake CPUs, which gives us a slight indication of how Intel is achieving next-generation “performance per watt” with these thin and light-focused series of chips. Is.

The GPU portion of Intel's Lunar Lake-V chips will feature the latest Xe2-LPG iGPUs based on the ArcBattle Mage graphics architecture. There will be up to 8 Xe cores and so far, we have seen some. Xe-LPG “Arc Alchemist” Huge performance on iGPUs.

The biggest change for Intel's Lunar Lake-V “Core Ultra 200V” CPUs will be the addition of on-package LPDDR5X memory. Recent The shipping manifest indicates up to 32 GB of DRAM. Which is definitely going to happen. LPDDR5X memory is said to be rated at 8533 MT/s as a MoP (Memory on Package) packaging design. For TDPs, Lunar Lake-V CPUs will run between 17-30W, and the smaller increase in power envelope compared to Meteor Lake-U (15-28W) is said to be due to on-package memory.

Recently, it was Accused that Intel's Lunar Lake-V “Core Ultra 200V” CPUs will offer a 50% uplift at 17W vs. Meteor Lake “Core Ultra 100” CPUs at 15W in multi-threaded workloads. Following are some of the features of Lunar Lake CPUs:

• Designed for thin and light notebooks.
• Lion Cove P-Cores and Skymont LPE-Cores
• Battlemage “Xe2-LPG” GPU architecture
• Up to 8 Xe2 GPU cores
• 4+4 Basic Configurations (MX-Series)
• Up to 64 execution units
• On-package 32 GB LPDDR5x memory
• Up to 3x faster NPU performance than Meteor Lake
• 17-30W TDP
• Late 2024 launch, 2025 Vol

Intel's Lunar Lake CPUs will launch later this year. Limited quantities with mass availability in early 2025. Intel will talk about that as well. Future Client CPU Families at Computex 2024 So we may hear more about these chips in June.

Intel Mobility CPU Lineup: