One of the primary efficiency benchmarks of Intel’s upcoming low-power processor codenamed “Elkhart Lake,” surfaced on the Futuremark database, courtesy of TUM_APISAK. The chip scores 571 factors, with a graphics rating of 590 and physics rating of 3801. The graphics rating of the Gen11-based iGPU is behind the Intel UHD 630 gen 9.5 iGPU present in heavier desktop processors since “Kaby Lake,” however we predict it is being dragged behind by the CPU (3801 factors physics vs. roughly 17000 factors of a 6-core “Coffee Lake” processor. The chip goes on to attain 170 factors in Time Spy, with 148 factors graphics- and 1131 factors physics-scores. Perhaps Cloud Gate would’ve been a extra apt check.
The “Elkhart Lake” silicon is constructed on Intel’s 10 nm silicon fabrication course of, and can energy the subsequent technology of Pentium Silver and Celeron processors. The chip options as much as Four CPU cores primarily based on the “Tremont” low-power structure, and an iGPU primarily based on the newer Gen11 structure. It includes a single-channel reminiscence controller that helps DDR4 and LPDDR4/x reminiscence varieties. The chip in these 3DMark checks is a 4-core variant, possible a Pentium Silver engineering pattern, with its CPU clocked at 1.90 GHz, and is paired with LPDDR4x reminiscence. The chip is available in 5 W, 9 W, and 12 W TDP variants.
