Intel showcased Lunar Lake at its CES 2024 Open House presentation. Although he confirmed that it would arrive in 2024, he did not specify an exact release date.
Intel’s Lunar Lake architecture processors, which will be released soon, should be on the radar of laptop gamers. Intel has confirmed that these new chips will be released later this year, which will offer more instruction processing capacity per clock compared to the Meteor Lake series.
Intel Lunar Lake will replace Meteor Lake, which was designed for use in laptops. Although this situation does not excite desktop computer users, laptop users are quite impatient. Anyone looking for a fast gaming experience on laptops will appreciate the “new low-power architecture and IPC improvements on the CPU.”
Arrow Lake will also be produced for desktop users. Arrow Lake will use Socket LGA1851 when it launches later this year. Arc Battlemage will also bring the AI Boost NPU to the desktop along with the integrated graphics unit.
No Specific Release Date Specified for Lunar Lake
Intel exhibited the new chip at the CES 2024 Open House presentation. He also confirmed that it would arrive in 2024, but did not specify an exact date for when it would be released. However, it is possible to make a prediction that it will be released towards the end of 2024.
Interestingly, the new chips will be the first chips where Intel’s main processing cores are built on a non-Intel process. The company has received support from other chip manufacturers to produce parts for its chips. It had previously used TSMC for Meteor Lake’s graphics chip. x86 processing cores will be non-Intel for the first time.