Meteor Lake

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Meteor Lake
General information
LaunchedDecember 14, 2023 (2023-12-14) [1]
Marketed by Intel
Designed by Intel
Common manufacturer(s)
CPUID codeA06A4h
Product code80723 [2]
Performance
Max. CPU clock rate P-cores: 5.1 GHz
E-cores: 3.8 GHz
LP E-cores: 2.5 GHz
DMI speedsx8 16 GT/s
Cache
L1 cache 112 KB per P-core:
  • 64 KB instructions
  • 48 KB data

96 KB per E-core and LP E-core:
  • 64 KB instructions
  • 32 KB data
L2 cache2 MB per P-core, E-core cluster and LP E-core cluster
L3 cacheUp to 24 MB
Architecture and classification
ApplicationMobile
Technology node Intel 4 [3]
TSMC N5
TSMC N6
Intel 22FFL
Microarchitecture Redwood Cove (P-cores)
Crestmont (E-cores and LP E-cores)
Instruction set x86-64
Instructions x86-64
Extensions
Physical specifications
Cores
  • 2–6 P-cores
    8 E-cores
    2 LP E-cores
Memory (RAM)
  • Up to 96 GB
  • Up to dual-channel DDR5-5600
  • Up to dual-channel LPDDR5X-7467
GPU(s) Intel Arc
Package(s)
Socket(s)
Products, models, variants
Product code name(s)
  • MTL
Model(s)
  • Meteor Lake-H
  • Meteor Lake-U
  • Meteor Lake-HL
  • Meteor Lake-UL
Brand name(s)
History
Predecessor(s) Alder Lake (embedded)
Raptor Lake (9 W - 45 W premium mobile)
Successor(s) Arrow Lake(Desktop)
Lunar Lake(Mobile)
Support status
Supported

Meteor Lake is Intel's codename for the first generation of Intel Core Ultra mobile processors, [4] and was officially launched on December 14, 2023. [5] It is the first generation of Intel mobile processors to use a chiplet architecture which means that the processor is a multi-chip module. [4] Tim Wilson led the system on a chip development for this generation microprocessor. [6]

Contents

Background

In July 2021, Meteor Lake was initially announced to be coming with a 5–125W TDP range for various segments ranging from ultra low power mobile to enthusiast desktop. [7] The initial tape-in process for Meteor Lake took place in May 2021. The CPU compute tile was confirmed to be fabricated on Intel's 7nm process (since rebranded to "Intel 4"). [8] [9]

In October 2021, Intel said in an earnings call that it had taped out the CPU compute tile for Meteor Lake and after it was received it had powered on within 30 minutes and with expected performance levels. [10] In April 2022, Intel announced that an assembled Meteor Lake mobile processor had been powered-on for the first time in a development milestone. [11] [12]

In March 2023, it was reported that Intel had decided to cancel development of high-end Meteor Lake-S processors for desktop. [13] Meteor Lake-S processors were being designed to fit into the LGA 1851 socket, which is identical in dimensions to LGA 1700, but the cancellation of desktop Meteor Lake meant that the LGA 1851 socket won't debut until Arrow Lake in 2024. [14] The top Meteor Lake-S SKU in development contained 6 Redwood Cove P-cores and 16 Crestmont E-cores, which is two fewer P-cores than the last generation Raptor Lake Core i9-13900K.

At Intel's Innovation event in September 2023, head of Intel's Client Computing Group Michelle Johnston Holthaus confirmed that some Meteor Lake-based processors would come to desktop in 2024. Intel later clarified that socketable desktop Meteor Lake processors would not be coming to the DIY market with the LGA 1851 socket. [15] [16] Instead, Meteor Lake processors in a BGA package will be available on desktop in the form of compact all-in-one PCs. [17] A reason for this, according to a statement by Intel to ComputerBase, is that "Meteor Lake is a power efficient architecture that will power innovative mobile and desktop designs". [18]

Branding

Intel unveiled new branding in June 2023 for upcoming Meteor Lake processors after using the same "Core i" branding for over 15 years. Core branding would be simplified by dropping the 'i' with processors branded Core 3, 5 and 7 instead. [19] The new 'Core Ultra' 5, 7 and 9 branding would be reserved for "premium" processors according to Intel. [20] In addition to the new tier naming, Intel said it would be de-emphasizing processor generations in marketing material, though the processor generation number would remain in the processor number. [21] Meteor Lake processors with Core Ultra branding are classified as first generation Core Ultra.

The new Core and Core Ultra branding was perceived as creating more branding confusion rather than reducing it. [22] Josh Loeffler of TechRadar wrote that "differentiation between Core and Core Ultra is also somewhat head-scratching, especially since there will at least be some overlap between the two brands" as Core 5 and Core 7 processors will exist alongside Core Ultra 5 and Core Ultra 7 processors. [23] In the view of Digital Trends , the new branding emulated AMD and Apple's naming conventions which amounted to Intel "chasing its competitors instead of leading the pack". [24]

Intel Core branding (2020–2023)
Intel Core i3 (11th generation, logo).svg
Core i3
Intel Core i5 (11th generation, logo).svg
Core i5
Intel Core i7 (11th generation, logo).svg
Core i7
Intel Core i9 (11th generation, logo).svg
Core i9
Intel Core and Core Ultra branding (since 2023)
Intel-Core-3-Badge-2023.png
Core 3
Intel-Core-5-Badge-2023.png
Core 5
Intel-Core-7-Badge-2023.png
Core 7
Intel-Core-Ultra-5-Badge-2023.png
Core Ultra 5
Intel-Core-Ultra-7-Badge-2023.png
Core Ultra 7
Intel-Core-Ultra-9-Badge-2023.png
Core Ultra 9

Production

Intel's production facility in Hillsboro, Oregon where the D1D fabrication facility is located (April 2009) Intel facility in Hillsboro, Oregon.jpg
Intel's production facility in Hillsboro, Oregon where the D1D fabrication facility is located (April 2009)

In April 2023, Meteor Lake and its "Intel 4" process were reportedly ramping to production. [25] Production on Meteor Lake with Intel 4 wafers took place at Intel's D1D fabrication facility in Hillsboro, Oregon. [26] The D1D fabrication facility has a total output of 40,000 wafers a month. [27] Secondary source production for Meteor Lake takes place at Fab 34 in the Republic of Ireland. [28] [29] On September 29, 2023, Intel announced that Intel 4 products, including Meteor Lake, had entered high-volume production at Fab 34 in the Republic of Ireland. [30] The GPU, SoC and I/O extender tiles in Meteor Lake are manufactured by TSMC in Taiwan.

Unveiling and release

Meteor Lake was revealed at Intel's Innovation event on September 19, 2023, with the announcement that 'Core Ultra' branded processors would be launching on December 14. [31] However, no list of Meteor Lake SKUs were revealed at Innovation nor release details on regular 'Core' branded processors. [32]

Description

According to Intel Technology Roadmaps and Milestones published on February 17, 2022. Meteor Lake features XPU (Intel's device abstraction for CPU, GPU, FPGA and other accelerators) enhancements with integrated AI and a tiled GPU architecture that, according to Intel, should deliver discrete graphics-level performance. [3] These statements were later confirmed on May 23, 2023, with additional details that emphasized Intel's collaboration with Microsoft on support of the new processor in Windows 11. [33]

Intel uses several lithographic processes in the Meteor Lake processors. [34] The compute tile is manufactured using the Intel 4 process, the graphics tile TSMC's N5 process, the SoC and I/O tiles TSMC's N6 process. The tiles are connected by Intel's Foveros [4] packaging technology. [35]

Features

The processor is a multi-chip module, i.e. the one featuring a chiplet architecture with four tiles: compute, graphics, system on a chip and input/output. [4] [36] Whereas a discrete Platform Controller Hub (PCH) chip was included in the package of previous generations of high-end laptop processors to provide I/O functions, those are integrated into the processor MCM itself for Meteor Lake. [37] U-series and H-Series come in a Type 3 FC-BGA2049 package. UL-series and HL-Series come in a FC-LGA1851 package.

CPU

GPU

NPU

I/O

List of Core Ultra Series 1 processors

Mobile processors

Meteor Lake-H

155H, 165H, and 185H support P-core Turbo Boost 3.0 running at the same frequency as Turbo Boost 2.0.

Processor
branding		Model Cores (threads)Base clock rate
(GHz)		 Turbo Boost
(GHz)		 Arc graphics Smart
cache 		TDP Price
(USD) [lower-alpha 1] 		Launch date
PELP-EPELP-EPELP-EXe-cores
(XVEs)		Max. freq.
(GHz)		BasecTDPTurbo
Core Ultra 9 185H 6 (12)8 (8)2 (2)2.31.81.05.13.82.58 (128)2.3524 MB45 W35–65 W115 W$640Q4'23
Core Ultra 7 165H 1.40.90.75.02.328 W20–65 W$460Q4'23
155H 4.82.25$503Q4'23
Core Ultra 5 135H 4 (8)1.71.24.63.62.218 MB$342Q4'23
125H 1.20.74.57 (112)$375Q4'23
  1. ↑ Price is Recommended Customer Price (RCP) at launch. RCP is the trade price that processors are sold by Intel to retailers and OEMs. Actual MSRP for consumers is higher

Meteor Lake-U

Meteor Lake-U series' tile GPU is branded as "Intel Graphics" but still use the same GPU microarchitecture as "Intel Arc Graphics" on Meteor Lake-H series.

Processor
branding		Model Cores (threads)Base clock rate
(GHz)		 Turbo Boost
(GHz)		 Intel Graphics Smart
cache 		TDP Price
(USD) [lower-alpha 1]
PELP-EPELP-EPELP-EXe-cores
(XVEs)		Max. freq.
(GHz)		BasecTDPTurbo
Low power (MTL-U15)
Core Ultra 7 165U 2 (4)8 (8)2 (2)1.71.20.74.93.82.14 (64)2.012 MB15 W12–28 W57 W$448
155U 4.81.95$490
Core Ultra 5 135U 1.61.14.43.61.9$332
125U 1.30.84.31.85$363
115U 4 (4)1.51.04.23.53 (48)1.810 MB
Ultra low power (MTL-U9)
Core Ultra 7 164U 2 (4)8 (8)2 (2)1.10.70.44.83.82.14 (64)1.812 MB9 W9–15 W30 W$448
Core Ultra 5 134U 0.70.54.43.61.75$332
  1. ↑ Price is Recommended Customer Price (RCP) at launch. RCP is the trade price that processors are sold by Intel to retailers and OEMs. Actual MSRP for consumers is higher

Embedded processors

Meteor Lake-HL

155HL and 165HL support P-core Turbo Boost 3.0 running at the same frequency as Turbo Boost 2.0.

Processor
branding		Model Cores (threads)Base clock rate
(GHz)		 Turbo Boost
(GHz)		 Arc graphics Smart
cache 		TDP Price
(USD) [lower-alpha 1]
PELP-EPELP-EPELP-EXe-cores
(XVEs)		Max. freq.
(GHz)		BasecTDPTurbo
Core Ultra 7 165HL 6 (12)8 (8)2 (2)1.40.90.75.03.82.58 (128)2.324 MB45 W20–65 W115 W$459
155HL 4.82.25$438
Core Ultra 5 135HL 4 (8)1.71.24.63.62.218 MB$341
125HL 1.20.74.57 (112)$325
  1. ↑ Price is Recommended Customer Price (RCP) at launch. RCP is the trade price that processors are sold by Intel to retailers and OEMs. Actual MSRP for consumers is higher

Meteor Lake-UL

Meteor Lake-UL series' tile GPU is branded as "Intel Graphics" but still use the same GPU microarchitecture as "Intel Arc Graphics" on Meteor Lake-HL series.

Processor
branding		Model Cores (threads)Base clock rate
(GHz)		 Turbo Boost
(GHz)		 Arc graphics Smart
cache 		TDP Price
(USD) [lower-alpha 1]
PELP-EPELP-EPELP-EXe-cores
(XVEs)		Max. freq.
(GHz)		BasecTDPTurbo
Core Ultra 7 165UL 2 (4)8 (8)2 (2)1.71.20.74.93.82.14 (64)2.012 MB15 W12–28 W57 W$447
155UL 4.81.95$426
Core Ultra 5 135UL 1.61.14.43.61.9$331
125UL 1.30.84.31.85$309
Core Ultra 3 105UL 4 (4)1.51.04.23.53 (48)1.810 MB$295
  1. ↑ Price is Recommended Customer Price (RCP) at launch. RCP is the trade price that processors are sold by Intel to retailers and OEMs. Actual MSRP for consumers is higher

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