Intel Lunar Lake eight-core CPU appears in SiSoftware: 12 MB L3 cache, Xe² core display

According to news from this site on March 26, Intel previously announced that Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake will be released this year, with the latter having three times the GPU and AI acceleration performance of Meteor Lake.

Samsung’s new generation Galaxy Book5 Pro laptop (NT940XGK-DSD) has appeared in the SiSoftware Sandra database and is powered by the latest Intel Lunar Lake processors with integrated Arc Battlemage “Xe2” iGPU.

Judging from the specifications, this Lunar Lake is an ES sample, which SiSoftware identifies as "genuine Intel (R) 0000 1.60GHz" and contains a total of 8 physical cores , should be four P cores (Lion Cove) and four E cores (Skymont).

Since Intel’s next-generation product line will cancel the SMT hyper-threading function, this 8-core processor may only have 8 threads. The ES sample frequency is 1.6~2.8 GHz, and the production version is expected to be higher.

In addition, this processor is also equipped with a 12 MB L3 cache, which may be doubled to 24 MB L3 cache (this site: the existing Meteor Lake-U has a 12M L3 cache, and Ultra 7 155H and Ultra 9 185H have 24 MB L3 cache) and 10 MB L2 cache.

Intel Lunar Lake will use a core display based on the next-generation Battlemage Xe2-LPG architecture, with 4 Xe cores or 64 EUs, a total of 512 ALUs, and a frequency of 1.85 GHz with 8 MB L2 cache.

The following are some of the features of Lunar Lake:

Specially designed for low-power thin and light laptops, with a design power consumption of 17W

Lion Cove P core Skymont E core

Battlemage Xe2-LPG Graphics Processor Architecture

4 4-core configuration (MX series)

Up to 64 EU

Packaged LPDDR5x memory

NPU performance is 2 times stronger than Meteor Lake

Released at the end of 2024, mass production and launch in 2025

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