Leave details of the new lake-ax: CPU would be a response to Strix Halo, but may have been canceled

Intel could be preparing an response to AMD’s popular Strix Halo in its next generation of CPUS. Details about a supposed new lake-ax reveal a high-performance high performance processor with well “long” integrated GPU, but there are also rumors that wondering if the component will actually be released.

After information about Intel working at Nova Lake-AX, the well-known insider Raichu (@OneRaichu) He manifested himself on the subject. He has offered details about the possible processor Specs, but concludes his post saying he doesn’t think the product will actually be released.

According to Raichu information, Nova Lake-AX would come with 28 CPU nuclei, indicating a high end product for the notebook segment. It would be 8 p-coars, 16 e-cores and 4 LP-cores. An interesting distribution to debate the same day as we have rumors that Intel will abandon the design of different types of nuclei in a few years.

What draws the most attention would be the Integrated GPU, based on XE3P. Raichu speaks of 384 Execution Units (EUS). Making an account based on XE2, which uses 8 EUs per nuclei, Videocardz estimates that this would mean 48 XE3P nuclei in the processor. It is unlikely, however, since Intel would change the configuration to Nova Lake-AX, according to the site itself.

How much would a competitor for Strix Halo cost?

The leak also mentions that the Nova Lake-AX would have a 256-bit bus, supported by LPDDR5X-9600, or even 10,667. Strix Halo processors support LPDDR5X-8000.

We can see from the rumors that Intel planned a component with more advanced specifications than current Strix Halo in all aspects. The question is how much a final product could cost.

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The Ryzen Ai Max+ 300 have appeared on devices with very high values, and making a processor to break the competition would possibly result in even higher prices. Maybe that’s why the new lake-ax never becomes a finished product.