Inside Intel's 11Th Gen H-series CPUs

The latest range of commercial and consumer mobile CPUs enable powerful, yet thin and light laptops for gamming, content creation, and high-end professional work

- Anil Chopra

Intel’s latest 11th generation core mobile processor architecture, Tiger Lake, has been gathering a lot of momentum ever since its first announcement at CES last year. Five processors based on this architecture were announced in September, meant for thin and light laptops. Along with the processors, Intel had also unveiled its new Evo platform brand for laptop designs based on these new processors. Then, at CES this year, the chipmaker giant introduced 50 new processors, many of which were aimed at gaming platforms for enthusiast-level gaming. Finally, in May this year, the company has introduced its Tiger Lake H processors for high-end laptops and desktops. Overall, you can expect a slew of products based on the new 11th Gen architecture in the coming weeks and months. Let’s understand what the new processors and the 11th Gen architecture from Intel is all about.

10 NEW CPUs

While Intel has been launching a number of Tiger Lake-based CPUs since last year, we’ll concentrate on the latest ones. Last month, the company introduced 10 new CPUs for high-end gaming, content creation, and workstation laptops. Five of these are for consumers, while the other five are for commercial devices.