It is said that the graphics core of Intel’s Meteor Lake processors will delight with its advancement

Although we are still waiting for the premiere of a significant part of Intel Alder Lake processors and expect a successor in the form of Raptor Lake (premiere in 2022), unexpectedly, more and more information about the 14th generation Core is flowing into the network. This time, these relate to which technological process the graphics core of Intel’s Meteor Lake processors will use.

What process will be used to produce the graphics core of Intel’s Meteor Lake processors?

In October, we wrote about how Intel boasts with 14th generation Core processors. A milestone for Meteor Lake, and a few days ago we were tossing you photos of mobile Meteor Lake chips. Today, in turn, we have information from the website for you Commercial Times, which, citing its own sources, claims that MCM processors, which are to debut in 2023, will have quite a unique iGPU.

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We already knew that the integrated graphics core of these CPUs would represent the Xe-LP generation 12.7 and would offer up to 192 execution units (EU). The aforementioned website supplemented the collection of this information with the technological process with which this graphics core of Intel’s Meteor Lake processors will be created.

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So far, unofficial information has indicated that the iGPU in the 14th generation Core will be produced using TSMC N5, but it is said that it will reach 3 nm TSMC. The entire processor will therefore consist of three silicon matrices with different levels of advancement, because the I / O system is to be produced using the N5 or N4 TSMC, and the logical silicon with Intel 4.