Power and performance for mobile animation, visual effects and gaming

Intel announced a new line of Twelfth generation processors. These seven new models Intel Core HX Designed to be the most powerful for laptops and offer “High levels of performanceIn software and professional work such as CAD, animation or visual effects, Designed for engineers, scientists and other enthusiasts.

According to the company, these new models allow up to 65% better performance in multi-threaded workloads with more coresMore memory and more I/O, taking advantage of technology theme manager Take advantage of high-performance, efficient cores to get the most power possible in both work and gaming environments.

These are the new processors of the HX line

Intel Core HX processors offer up to 16 cores (8 performance and 8 efficiency) along with 24 pins running a 55W core (which can go up to 157W at full power), Supports x16 PCIe Gen 5 via processor and 4×4 PCIe GEN 4 hub to increase bandwidth and speed up data transfers.

It also includes support for memory up to 128GB of DDR5 up to 4800MHz, LPDDR5 at 5200MHz, as well as DDR4 up to 3200MHz or LPDDR4 at 4267MHz with Error Correction Capability (ECC). They can also handle up to four SSDs to get Total internal storage capacity of 16 TB.

Among other details, it is the first series of mobile processors in the sector that Come without lock, with the possibility of over speeding, It also features Intel WiFi 6/6E technology for better wireless connections, as well as access to the 6GHz spectrum.

Improvements compared to other 11th generation processors

Core i9 12900 HX has 81% higher performance than the previous generation, Especially compared to i9 11980 HK in width Within Blender and CrossMark performance is 33% higher in comparison with the same processor. When testing with Autodesk software, Intel reported 12% to 28% higher performance compared to this model as well.

In the case of his performance in video gamesOn a PC with an i9 12900 HX processor, an RTX 3080 Ti graphics card, and 64GB of 4800MHz DDR5 RAM, the system is capable of delivering 128 fps in Far Cry 6, 149 fps in Forza Horizon 5, 151 in Hitman 3: Dartmoor , 142 in The Riftbreaker, 472 in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege and 114 in Total War: Warhammer III – Battle.

Intel expects the first computers to arrive this year, With over 10 station layouts dedicated to work and plays with HX series spread across brands such as HP, ASUS, DELL, Lenovo, MSI, Gigabyte, etc.