Intel quietly releases Core Ultra 5 115U processor, 2+4+2 core configuration

Intel has quietly launched a new Meteor Lake processor - the Core Ultra 5 115U. This processor has a 2+4+2 core specification and is not in the SKU release list disclosed by Intel last year:

The core specifications of the Core Ultra 115U processor are as follows:

2 performance cores (P core) + 4 energy efficiency cores (E core) + 2 low-power efficient cores (LPE core) design, with a total of 10 threads;

The basic frequency of the performance core is 1.5GHz, and the maximum turbo frequency is 4.2GHz;

The basic frequency of the energy efficiency core is 1GHz, and the maximum turbo frequency is 3.5GHz;

Low power consumption and high efficiency core base frequency 700MHz;

Equipped with 10MB cache;

Using Intel Graphics core graphics card with 3 Xe-core specifications, the core display maximum dynamic frequency is 1.8GHz;

The basic power consumption of the processor is 15W, and the maximum turbo frequency power consumption is 57W.

In addition, it supports up to 96GB of LPDDR5/x-7467 or DDR5-5600 memory, and the rest of the specifications are basically the same as the Core Ultra 5 125U.