Intel’s Tiger Lake Xe Graphics detailed

Published: May 22nd 2020, 13:33 GMT   Comments

A known tech-leaker @momomo_us today revealed the details of the Intel Tiger Lake architecture.

Intel Tiger lake up to 4 cores and 28W

Intel Tiger Lake is 10nm Ice Lake architecture successor. Those processors are meant for ultra-thin and ultra-low-power designs. There are various configurations of the Tiger lake System on the Chips (SoCs) with TDP from 9 to 28W. A similar approach was seen in Ice lake SoCs, which was available in 9W and 15W variants (with configurable TDP up to 28W).

Tiger Lake will be available in 4+2 design, which means 4-cores and 2-slices of Gen12 iGPU. The previous leak from notebookcheck revealed that Tiger Lake will launch with up to 768 Shading Units. Such configuration of Intel’s Gen12 graphics architecture would compete with AMD’s Renoir featuring “Enhanced Vega” in their SoCs.

Intel Tiger Lake is confirmed through these slides to support VP1 and H265/HEV 12-bit decoding.

Furthermore Tiger Lake Xe graphics are expected to be 2X faster than Ice Lake with 4X better performance over Gen9. This expectation has been more or less observed in the previous leaks.

 

Ultra-low-power APUs
VideoCardz.comIntel Tiger LakeIntel Ice LakeAMD Renoir
Fab. Node10nm10nm (~7B tran.)7nm (9.8B tran.)
Die Size146 mm2122 mm2156 mm2
Core DesignWillow CoveSunny CoveZen2
GPU ArchitectureGen12 (Xe)Gen11GCN 5.0 (Vega)
PCIe Gen4.03.04.0
Thunderbolt Gen4.03.03.0
Memory (up to)LPDDR5-?LPDDR4X-3733LPDDR4-4266 / DDR4-3200
CPU Core Variants2 / 42 / 44 / 6 / 8
GPU Core Variants384 / 512 / 640 / 768256 / 384 / 512384 / 448 / 512
TDP VariantsU (28/15W) / Y (9W)U (28/15W) / Y (9W)U (15W), H (45/35W), G (65W)

Source: @momomo_us, #2




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