Intel is improving the introduction of its high-end CPUs in laptops

Great expectations are expected for the upcoming AMD Renoir processors to be launched, considering that in theory it will mean a huge increase in performance especially on the high-end laptop list. In light of this, according to a source Intel plans to accelerate the introduction of its top-of-the-range processors to source in mid-Marchboth of them take the AMD launch phase as against their processors increasingly to work.

Intel processors for top-of-the-range laptops, at 10 nm

Although a source says he does not know when this will happen Intel H series of applications

Will be made at 10 nm or 14 nm, it's clear that this case will come first, especially when we look at the chip supply issues that the company has for months and whether the AMD's Renoir will be based on 7 nm lithography, introducing the performance of Intel top-end processors at 14 nm would be absurd, without a market such as laptops where efficiency has better battery independence.

In addition, introducing high-through-the-range processors for laptops based on 10 nm lithography right now, could Intel strengthen its position in terms of market sharing and leadership in the process, though it is clear that they will continue after this deadline.

On the other hand, it is expected that these ten generations of Intel processors in the H and S series will get the new Gen 12 models (based on Intel Xe), which in theory will reveal the biggest battle of NVIDIA dGPUs as the MX series, and will unnecessarily the installation of dedicated graphics inside high end laptops, at least for those not intended for the game.

Core i5-10300H performance

We currently have a performance leak in one of these types of processors. The Core i5-10300H has received, in theory, a 1924 rating on the Cinebench R20, namely 11% increase in yield

prior to the disclosure of the previous generation, the Core i5-9300H. This increase in performance looks really low, especially when you consider that the tenth-generation processor operates 200 MHz more than the previous one.

However, if Intel eventually introduces these processors, it is based on architecture Sunny Cove at 10 nm, during the month of March and thus enhancing the launch of Renoir, competition in this market segment will be interesting and if both families of processors are on the road and we can really compare their performance, do we know if it will be Intel or AMD taking the cat to the laptop market.