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The 11th generation of Intel Processors "TIGER LAKE" announced

Intel has recently announced their 11th gen processors code name "Tiger Lake" on September 2, 2020. They have also integrated Intel Iris as their GPU. They announced many features and specifications of the CPU in a tweet. We will now look at the features and what the 11th gen processors are capable of in-depth.

This new generation processor is built with a 10nm chipset, also called SuperFin by Intel Tiger Lake. The new generation offers 2.7x faster content creation, 20% office productivity, and more than 2x faster gaming with the help of the Iris Graphics. Intel also provides Thunderbolt 4 support, Wifi 6, and PCIe-4 support.

Intel provides 4 cores and 8 threads with Overclocking support up to 4.8 GHz. Iris Graphics Card would support consistent gaming on FHD while streaming.

They have also announced the Intel Evo platform bran which is based on the 11th gen processors.
Many laptop manufacturers like Acer, Asus, Dell, Dynabook, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI, Razer, Samsung, and many are going to use this Intel Evo in their laptops. 

This generation processor is fully dedicated to laptops. These processors are thin and light which makes the laptop manufacturers provide thin laptops for their customers.

In the launch event, they compared their 11th gen processor with an AMD 4800U and concluded that Intel is 200% faster.

This processor would also support an 8k HDR display and also 4 4k displays at once. Here you can buy the 10th gen processors in low price via Amazon.

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