Gaming laptops equipped with Intel’s 12th-generation Core H-series processors have already been launched, and thin and light laptops equipped with U and P series will also be available soon.
A few days ago, a Lenovo thin and light notebook appeared on the Geekbench benchmarking platform, equipped with the flagship model i7-1280P of the 12th-generation Core P series.
As shown in the picture above, this Lenovo notebook is equipped with i7-1280P, this processor is 14 cores and 20 threads (6 performance cores + 8 energy efficiency cores), the main frequency is 2GHz, the turbo frequency can reach 4.7GHz, 24MB L3 cache, Equipped with 32GB (LP) DDR5 5200 memory.
The core display of this processor is still 96EU, and the GPU frequency reaches 1.45GHz. The base power consumption of the i7-1280P is 28W, and the maximum turbo power consumption is 64W.
In terms of running points, the i7-1280P has a single-core score of 1784 and a multi-core score of 9790. There is no doubt that it has fully surpassed the previous generation of 28W processors, and even surpassed the i9-11980HK equipped with some gamebooks.
At present, various notebook manufacturers have not started to warm up the new thin and light notebooks, which are expected to be launched in the first quarter.