Intel Launches Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" Mobile Processors

Written by Michael Larabel in Processors on 14 December 2023 at 10:00 AM EST. Page 2 of 2. 25 Comments.

Intel Core Ultra with Arc Graphics

The Intel Arc Graphics with Core Ultra processors should be quite exciting. Intel's open-source Linux graphics stack has stable Meteor Lake support exposed by default beginning with Linux 6.6.

Intel Core Ultra graphics performance

Testing the Intel Arc Graphics performance under Linux should be quite exciting.

Intel Core Ultra NPU

The Intel NPU of Meteor Lake is already supported by the mainline Linux kernel and will work on Linux with the likes of OpenVINO.

Intel Core Ultra H series features

The product stack for Intel Core Ultra is quite interesting but sadly the Intel Arc GPU graphics is limited to the H-series parts while the U-series with "Intel Graphics" is limited to just 4 Xe cores compared to up to 8 Xe cores with the H-series.

Intel Core Ultra product stack

Intel says there will be laptop designs with Core Ultra debuting as soon as today.

Intel Core Ultra launch

Unfortunately no Linux benchmarks or other data to share today... With typically not receiving any review samples of laptop reference designs from Intel or partners for Linux testing, it's left up to whatever hardware I find in my budget for Linux testing in the near future. So hopefully there will be some robust availability at different price points and I'll manage to find my hands on some Meteor Lake hardware soon for some Linux support and performance benchmarking on Phoronix. Stay tuned for hearing about the Linux support and experience of Intel Core Ultra.

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