Alleged specifications of the upcoming Intel Alder Lake-T processors have appeared on the Internet. These Intel T-series CPUs are for desktop computers, but have a lower TDP than the company’s regular desktop CPUs.

Specifications posted by FanlessTech, who wrote that Intel will come with no fewer than seven Alder Lake-T models. The Alder Lake chain will be given a “hybrid” structure. In these chips, hyperthreading performance-oriented P cores are combined with energy-efficient electronic cores, which do not support hyper-entanglement.

According to FanlessTech, the Intel Core i9-12900T, the highest-ranked model in the T-series, will receive eight P-cores and eight E-cores, for a total of 16 cores and 24 threads. In addition, this chip will achieve a turbo frequency of 4.9GHz and has a 30MB L3 cache and an integrated UHD 770 GPU.

The website also lists several Core i7, i5, and i3 models, which have fewer cores, cache, and lower clock speeds. The i5 and i3 models will only get P-cores, according to FanlessTech. All Alder Lake processors in the T series also get a TDP of 35W.

earlier Details are already out Some of the overclockable Intel Alder Lake-K desktop processors are available at many Dutch web stores. Many of these processors have similar basic configurations to the T models, but offer higher clock speeds and have a TDP of more than 125W. The Intel Core i5-12600K will also have four electronic cores, while the Core i5-12600T variant has no power-saving cores.

Tweakers wrote a comprehensive preview about it. The official announcement of the Alder Lake processors is expected at the end of October. Intel planned an innovation event on October 27. The first Alder Lake processors will appear on the market in a few weeks. Create previous rumors The release is scheduled for November 19.