The Intel Raptor Lake Next will reach laptops like the Core 2000HX

We have recently heard rumors about the nomenclature of the upcoming Intel Nova Lake-S and HX processorsa new nomenclature that will use 4 digits. Even though the Core Ultra 4000 Series have not been confirmed, Golden Pig Upgrade refers to this type of nomenclature for the Intel Raptor Lake Next for high-performance laptops. According to rumors, these processors will appear as the series Core Ultra 2000HX and not like the Core Ultra 200HX that had been mentioned previously.

Intel prepares a new nomenclature for the Core Ultra 2000HX

Intel wants to add another digit to these processors as well Intel Raptor Lake Nextturning them into Core Ultra 2000HXand thus avoid the appearance of another Core Ultra 200HX series based on Arrow Lake. With this new nomenclature, it will be possible to differentiate the Arrow Lake (current Core Ultra 200HX) of these Raptor Lake that would add one more digit to this nomenclature.

This new series of processors seems to arrive with 3 different configurations. The Core 9 2000HX They will have 8 high-performance cores and a version with 16 high-efficiency cores for a total of 24 cores and the second with 12 high-efficiency cores, adding a total of 20 cores. The Core 7 2000HX They will be made up of 6 high-performance cores and 8 high-efficiency cores, making a total of 14 cores.

The Core Ultra 2000HX would arrive with up to 24 cores

Another new play on words to refresh the name of a generation that in the Core 2000HX would be its fifth appearance. Intel (and AMD) is taking advantage of its processors to offer cheaper alternatives to the most current onesat the cost of taking advantage of previous generations that continue to have great performance despite advances in new architectures.