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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com May 23 news, Meteor Lake-S once again walked to the intersection full of uncertainties. The source @ OneRaichu said that Intel had removed the MTL-S 680 model from the May roadmap and replaced it with the ARL-S 6808 model, but @ xinoassassin1 insisted that it was just a renaming rather than a complete cut.

The leaked roadmap shows Intel's plans for the 18th week of 2023 (May 1 to May 7), including the S, H, PX, M, U and N series, indicating that Intel will provide gamers with a full range of new Core products.

The update of the roadmap largely confirms these rumors that the Meteor Lake-S of the 6P+8E core has been cancelled many times before and replaced by an Arrow Lake with the same configuration.

Of course, the cancellation of the 6x8 model of MTL-S does not necessarily mean that the entire Meteor Lake-S line will be cancelled, and there has been news that Intel may be preparing the sku of 6P+16E, which will be listed together with Arrow Lake-S 's 8P+16E configuration.

As far as we know, the next generation of core processors may not have more cores than Raptor Lake, but thanks to the update of the hybrid architecture of Lion Cove and Skymont, coupled with the new Intel 4 (CTOnews.com Note: original 7nm) process, this new generation will have a good improvement.

Meteor Lake will adopt a new small chip design that will use the Redwood Cove performance core to handle heavy workloads, while using the energy efficient Cresmont core to perform simpler tasks, maximizing performance without sacrificing power consumption.

In addition, it is possible for Meteor Lake to adopt a third type of core, the rumored LP e core. Intel patents indicate that the SoC section will contain two additional Cresmont cores, which seem to be manufactured using older process nodes.

Meteor Lake has four modules: graphics, SoC, CPU, and IOE, while the LP e core is located in the SoC layer, which is equivalent to the I / O Die (IOD) in the AMD Ryzen processor.

According to previously leaked files, Meteor Lake will support "Low-power island CPU offload", which means that the work of the LP e core may process service processes in idle or sleep mode. In other words, it will help reduce the power consumption of laptops.

A few days ago, ES samples of Meteor Lake mobile processors appeared in the SiSoftware database, and the two models adopted 4p + 8e + 2e and 6p + 8e + 2e layouts respectively. In other words, both ES processors contain two LP e cores, and desktop processors are expected to adopt a similar design.

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