The wording“ LP ”seems to stand for“ Low Power ”, thus suggesting that these are cores operating at very low power and intended to relieve the entire CPU of lighter tasks. In particular, the P-Cores will be based on the new Redwood Cove architecture, while the E-Cores will instead use the new Crestmont design, replacing the Raptor Cove and Gracemont cores that await us on Raptor Lake, respectively.
#Intel #MeteorLake perfmon events: https://t.co/uvP37DZTA5 #Intel #MeteorLake CPUID A06Ax (#RedwoodCove + #Crestmont) confirmation: https://t.co/CfchtxWh1c https://t.co/sLSoFmGJFW pic .twitter.com / R9SmCzKrAQ
- InstLatX64 (@ InstLatX64) July 21, 2022
Further confirmations regarding this data have recently come from Microsoft's shared Perfmon logs on Twitter from leaker @ InstLatX64. As you can read, in fact, the high performance cores are referred to as "Redwood Cove", while the high efficiency ones as "Crestmont". As for the rest of the specs, the Meteor Lake chips will be the first built on the Intel 4nm production node and will have a completely new Intel Xe-LPG integrated GPU on board with, presumably, up to 192 Execution Units, although some leaks have indicated. 128 EU for the series intended for notebooks.| ); }