Core i7-1195G7 and Core i5-1155G7 are Intel’s first mobile processors to support DDR5 memory
It would seem that Intel Tiger Lake-U and Tiger Lake-H35 processors have only recently been registered in laptops, but the company is already working hard on the updated CPU lineup – Tiger Lake Refresh. And on the Web there are already the first details on this score.
Recall, initially it was assumed that the first consumer Intel CPUs with support for DDR5 memory will be Alder Lake, which is expected to be officially released in August-September, but Tiger Lake Refresh will be released even before that. And their main feature will be just support for LPDDR5 memory.
According to the source, there will be at least two new models in the Tiger Lake-U line – Core i7-1195G7 and Core i5-1155G7. They will replace the Core i7-1185G7 and Core i5-1145G7 processors, respectively. If the current processor models support only LPDDR4x-4266 memory (this is at best, the simpler version is DDR4-3200), then the new ones will receive support for LPDDR5-5400 memory. And this also promises an increase in the speed of the GPU built into the CPU.
However, Refresh, or an update, will affect not only the Tiger Lake-U line, but, as mentioned above, Tiger Lake-H35. The innovations are the same, and there are also two models: Core i5-11320H and Core i7-11XXXX (alas, the second source does not give the full designation).
While the issue of the release date of Tiger Lake Refresh remains open, but there is no time to hesitate – the finished devices on Alder Lake are expected by the end of the year. This means that Tiger Lake Refresh can be presented as early as May-June.
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Components
New MacBook Air due next year with Mini-LED display like new MacBook Pro, M2 processor and MagSafe
Several sources have shared details about the next generation MacBook Air. The well-known resource DigiTimes claims that the laptop will receive a Mini-LED screen like the recently debuted MacBook Pro. The new model will allow Apple to increase shipments of these notebooks by 2 million units per year. The report indicates that the 11-inch iPad Pro will also launch next year and will also receive a Mini LED screen.
iOS developer and Apple analyst, known on Twitter by nickname Dylan, has more details on the upcoming MacBook Air. According to him, the new product will be released in mid-2022, will receive support for MagSafe, a webcam that allows you to broadcast Full HD video, USB-C ports, a 30-watt charger. The device will be built on the M2 platform and will receive a completely passive cooling system. The bezels of the screen and keyboard will be reduced, and the top row of keys will become full-size. But there will be no FaceID system, SD card slot and HDMI video output.
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Components
The new Intel processors are likely to be more expensive than their predecessors. There are already prices for two new models in the US
It looks like the new Intel processors will significantly raise the price bar. A large American network MicroCenter has already added a couple of new Alder Lake generation products to its range.
The Core i7-12700K is priced at $ 470, while the top-end Core i9-12900K will cost $ 670. For comparison, the Core i9-11900K has a MSRP of $ 550, and Intel’s flagship model has always cost about the same for many years.
Of course, there hasn’t been an official announcement yet, so we don’t know the recommended prices. But today we have already seen an example from Germany, where the price was also above $ 600.
At the same time, it is hardly worth blaming Intel for such a pricing policy. First, the new CPUs will be much more efficient than their predecessors. And secondly, the same Ryzen 5000 is also not cheap, and it is not yet clear if the Ryzen 9 5950X will be able to withstand in comparison with the new flagship of Intel.
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Components
What’s missing in the new MacBook Pros yet? Support for external video cards did not appear here either.
As you know, the first Apple laptops on the SoC M1 do not support external video cards. We now know this is true for the new M1 Pro and M1 Max-based MacBook Pros as well.
Despite the presence of Thinderbolt 4 ports, Apple’s new laptops lack support for external graphics cards, and the company has yet to explain this limitation. Perhaps it is primarily due to the Apple Silicon architecture.
Of course, we have already seen that, at least for the M1 Max, using an external video card may be pointless, but we will not mention the M1 Pro and the original M1.
Whether support for external video cards will appear in future Apple laptops with its own platforms is anyone’s guess. It is possible that GPU performance in Apple Silicon will grow at such a rate that discrete adapters will really not be useful in the corresponding bundles.
Recall also that the new MacBook Pro also lacks support for the latest standards for SD memory cards.
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