A new Intel Meteor Lake-P “Core Ultra” CPU with an Alchemist iGPU and 128 MB of cache has been found. A new Intel Meteor Lake-P CPU will be part of the new “Core Ultra” series, according to a SiSoftware Sandra database listing.
The device is still an early engineering prototype and is shown to have a basic clock speed of 1.9GHz. The ultimate speeds will be significantly faster, and we have already seen ES chips running at above 3.0 GHz base frequencies, such as the one we saw at Computex 2023.
The Intel Meteor Lake-P “Core Ultra” CPU has 4MB of L2 cache and a huge Last level cache (LLC) based on Adamantine, as previously announced.
On some MTL chips, the processor will also have an additional 128MB cache, suggesting a massive cache stack. The great thing about Intel’s ADM cache is that it can be used by both the Compute Tile and the Graphics Tile, providing a significant performance improvement.
What hasn’t been established is whether Adamantine L4 cache will be available on all Intel Meteor Lake-P CPUs or just a few select variations. Because having a big pool of cache affects cost, Intel’s strategy may be to launch a few ADM variants while keeping the remainder non-ADM.
The listing discloses one critical detail: Intel’s plan to rebrand Iris Xe integrated graphics as “Intel Graphics,” as previously stated. This is part of Intel’s new naming scheme, which was implemented lately to make things easier for consumers.
The Meteor-Lake P CPU family is planned to include 128 EUs based on the Alchemist graphics architecture, with performance equal to GTX 1650 or even RTX 3050 mobile GPUs.
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