Panther Lake has more leaky details, along with Wildcat Lake

Complete nucleus count specifications of the first Panther Lake processors are circulating on the internet after a leakage. Interestingly, this is the second time this has happened, but it still catches the eye because now we have more details about the CPU, accompanied by Specs for a Wildcat Lake as well.

Interestingly, the details come from the same “leakage”, which revealed the Panther Lake settings in July last year. Jaykihn, however, now talks about Thunderbolt 4 compatibility and the AI ​​performance of the models in tops:

The nuclei count remains the same. Panther Lake processors of the H Series appear with 16, 4 for performance, 8 efficiency and 4 of low consumption. The difference is that one brings 12 XE3 nuclei and one only 4. In the U Series that the count decreases, going to 4 performance nuclei and 4 of low consumption, without efficiency nuclei and with 4 centers XE3.

According to the leak, the AI ​​performance of the components reaches 180 tops, which represents an increase of 35% compared to Lunar Lake. The table above was organized by Videocardz and helps to visualize the differences between the models.

Panther Lake and Wildcat Lake must mark the Intel Core Ultra 300 debut

Finishing the leak details, we have a single Wildcat Lake model, visibly input. It appears with a total of 6 centers: only 2 for performance and four more low consumption. The integrated GPU would also have only 2 XE3 centers. Along with NPU the total performance for AI is 40 tops.

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Along with Panther Lake, these processors should compose some of the first Intel Core Ultra 300, scheduled for the second half of this year. This will be one of Intel’s most important new generations in recent years, because it will mark the debut of its 18th process for household products.

The company has been betting a lot on its new manufacturing process, including to promote its capabilities as Foundry – ie, chip manufacturer for other customers.