Intel’s 12th-generation Core processor (development name: Elder Lake) to be released in the fourth quarter of this year has been released.
Gregory Bryant, general manager and senior vice president of Intel’s Client Computing Group, posted a picture taken at Intel’s semiconductor manufacturing facility through Twitter on the 6th (US time).
Intel employees in the picture are showing the front and back of the 12th generation core processor. This is the first time that Intel has directly unveiled the 12th generation Core processor.
Unlike previous generations of products such as 10th generation (Comet Lake) and 11th generation (Rocket Lake), the 12th generation core processor is rectangular rather than square, and it can be seen that the pins in contact with the motherboard have increased.
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“Intel’s 12th Gen Core processors will soon be available in PCs worldwide,” said Gregory Bryant, senior vice president, on Twitter.
Intel’s 12th generation core processor is expected to be released at home and abroad after November after being unveiled at the Intel technology conference ‘Intel On’ to be held at the end of this month.
