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Lunar Lake has launched now officially as the Intel Core Ultra 200V series, due out from September 24th for "AI PCs". The actual launch on September 24th will include systems from Acer, ASUS, Dell Technologies, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI and Samsung and others will various products going up from today for pre-order.

While not truly aimed at gamers, Intel do say the processors come with a "massive leap in graphics performance" and they're the "most efficient family of x86 processors ever". The processors have "completely rearchitected Performance-cores (P-core) optimized for performance per power per area" along with Intel's "most powerful Efficient-cores (E-cores) to date".

Here's the models they're launching (click images to enlarge):

And some other shots with various info from their official pack:

See the full press release for more.

Will you be looking to get a laptop with an Intel Core Ultra 200V series processor? Let me know your thoughts on this latest hardware release in the comments.

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dpanter Sep 3
In the wake of catastrophic financial results with class action lawsuits likely to follow and terminal CPU failures stemming mainly from absurdly high voltages, they went with a capital V at the end of the model names.
Classic Intel, head in the sand, oblivious to all...
The 200V probably means it needs 200 Volts to operate and perform optimally....

Jokes aside, I'll wait for the real world benchmarks to judge. If these processors make it to small form factor pc's I'd seriously consider buying one.
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Quoting: Avehicle7887The 200V probably means it needs 200 Volts to operate and perform optimally....
That’s just base voltage.
Peak will be 1.21 GigaWatts.


Last edited by benstor214 on 3 September 2024 at 6:31 pm UTC
I have to confess, though; I was unconvinced till I saw this highly informative graph:



Allocate & retire has never been wider; incredible.


Last edited by wvstolzing on 3 September 2024 at 6:52 pm UTC
eldaking Sep 3
First I thought it was "200 watts" and found it intriguing, then I saw it was "200V" and it was such a what the fuck moment I had to check if I wasn't missing something, because surely there was something missing. Maybe it was a special model for some special "200 volt servers". Maybe it was not a processor but some NUC thingy. Maybe it was 2.00 volts. Because 200 volts for a processor is stupid, but the only thing stupider is naming your product 200V when it does not take 200 volts and after you just bricked two generations of processors due to excessive voltages.
rcrit Sep 3
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Volts schmolts, V is for Victory! Or something.
Quoting: rcritVolts schmolts, V is for Victory! Or something.

Are you sure it's not V for this instead:



Spoiler, click me
[CW: could be disgusting for some]
scene from 1983 tv show ...


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sarmad Sep 4
Quoting: rcritVolts schmolts, V is for Victory! Or something.

V for Vendetta
So I heard that Intel's fortunes started to turn to crap after they got themselves their first MBA CEO, instead of an engineer. Just like Boeing.
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Quoting: Purple Library GuySo I heard that Intel's fortunes started to turn to crap after they got themselves their first MBA CEO, instead of an engineer. Just like Boeing.

Suddenly it all makes sense
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