At the upcoming CES 2025, Intel is set to introduce its latest lineup of mobile platforms, showcasing a diverse range of processors designed for various categories of laptops. The lineup includes the advanced Arrow Lake-HX series for high-end gaming laptops and Arrow Lake-H/U series for mainstream gaming and ultrathin laptops. Additionally, the Raptor Lake-H/U series caters to entry-level laptops. These series are named as follows: Core Ultra 200HX, Core Ultra 200H/U, and Core 200H/U.
Completing the family, the Lunar Lake series, known as Core Ultra 200V, targets high-end ultraportable laptops.
Core Ultra 200HX Series: This series features six models, including the 24-core (8 performance + 16 efficiency) Core Ultra 9 285HX and Core Ultra 7 275HX; the 20-core (8P + 12E) Core Ultra 7 265HX/255HX; and the 14-core (6P + 8E) Core Ultra 5 245HX/235HX. The processors boast turbo frequencies ranging from 5.1GHz to 5.8GHz. The Core Ultra 9/7 HX models include 4-cell Xe graphics cores, while the Core Ultra 5 models feature 3-cell Xe cores, all with a thermal design power (TDP) of 55W.
Core Ultra 200H Series: Comprising five models, the Core Ultra 200H series includes the Core Ultra 9 285H and Core Ultra 7 265H/255H, each offering 16 cores (6P + 8E + 2 graphics processors) with 24MB of L3 cache. The Core Ultra 5 235H/225H models deliver 14 cores (4P + 8E + 2 GPU) and 18MB L3 cache. Their turbo frequencies range from 4.9GHz to 5.4GHz. Most models feature 8-core graphics, except for the Core Ultra 5 225H, which has 7. The TDP ranges from 28W to 45W at the top end.
Core Ultra 200U Series: The series includes four models: Core Ultra 7 265U/255U and Core Ultra 5 235U/225U, each equipped with 12 cores (2P + 8E + 2 GPU), 12MB L3 cache, 4-cell graphics cores, and a TDP of 15W. Despite relatively lower base clock speeds, they achieve turbo speeds between 4.8GHz and 5.3GHz.
Core 200H Series: This series provides five models with a consistent TDP of 45W, featuring the 14-core (6P + 8E) Core 9 270H and Core 7 250H, the 10-core (6P + 4E) Core 5 240H, the 12-core (4P + 8E) Core 5 220H, and the 8-core (4P + 4E) Core 5 210H. Notably, despite having an identical thread count, the 240H has more large cores and fewer small cores compared to the 220H, resulting in a different core structure.
Core 200U Series: The series includes two models, each with 15W TDP, featuring the 10-core (2P + 8E) Core 5 250U/220U.
Complete Series Overview: Including the nine models in the Core Ultra 200V series, the complete Core 200 mobile lineup offers an impressive total of 31 processors, providing a vast array of options that is sure to capture attention.
