Intel’s Alder Lake desktop and Mobility CPU’s appears in benchmarks with impressive scores

Intel’s Alder Lake CPU has appeared on many leaked benchmark sources, and most of them showed up with 16 core desktop and 14 core mobility variants featuring Xe graphics. And as we have earlier reported both of these chips will be based on the next-gen Xe-LP and Xe-HPG graphics architecture.

Speaking about the benchmarks we have seen that the desktop CPU of Alder Lake, which features 16 cores and 24 threads, which in turn is a top 8 (Golden Cove) and 8 (Gracemont) core configuration, will have 30 MB of L3 cache.

It will have a base clock of 1.80 GHz and the maximum boost clock speeds are still unknown. It will also feature the Xe-LP integrated graphics which has a total of 32 EUs or 256 cores that clock in at 1500 MHz. the GPU performance is no less than the UHD graphics 750 integrated GPU on Rocket Lake CPUs.

Coming over to the Mobility Intel Alder Lake chips, the entries are based on a 14 core and 20 thread part. The mobility lineup is based on the 6 (Golden Cove) and 8 (Gracemont) core configurations. The Alder Lake-P ES mobility chip features a base clock of 800 MHz and a boost clock of up to 4.0 GHz.

However, these are only the clocks achieved during the benchmarks and are not the final clocks. According to testing scores, the Alder Lake mobility chip features 768 cores and a maximum clock speed of 1200 MHz.

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