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Intel revealed the data of the Core Series 3 coded "Wildcat Lake" (WCL) processing chip is a new generation of CPUs that are positioned for the initial generation of notebooks and low-cost group mobile devices, focusing primarily on general-purpose use and energy savings.

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Unlike major platforms like the high-performance-oriented Panther Lake-H or the higher-priced Core Ultra segment,

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Wildcat Lake is designed to use power in the 12-25W range, fits basic tasks such as web browsing, documentation, video viewing, and everyday use.

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The core specs include up to 6 CPUs in 2 Performance cores and 4 Low-Power Efficient cores with 2 Xe3 on-board graphics, manufactured at Intel 18A 2nm with Core Ultra 300.

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By looking at the specs, it's enough for general work, but it's not suitable for heavy graphics or serious gaming.

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On the memory side, Wildcat Lake supports LPDDR5x up to 32GB at speeds of 6800 MT / s and DDR5 up to 64GB at 6400 MT / s, reflecting a design approach aimed at controlling cost and cost-effectiveness rather than maximizing performance numbers.

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Compared to Panther Lake-H, the core Core Ultra platform, Wildcat Lake has both a lower number of CPU cores, graphics and AI capabilities, providing about 18 TOPS of NPU power and no PCIe 5.0.

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But the platform also supports key connectivity features such as Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth, allowing low-cost group notebooks to remain up-to-date and fully functional.

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Wildcat Lake is currently in a pre-release state, and there is no clear release name or release date. It will continue to wait to track and update from Intel when to start seeing this family of chips in low-cost notebooks.

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Source: techpowerup

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