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Those statements came during aninterview with PCWorld’s Mark Hachmanthat Tom’s Hardware reported on.
While Hachman confirmed that Meteor Lake processors will be available on desktops, little is known about the chips.
Tom’s Hardware speculated that the Meteor Lake-S CPUs will have up to six high-performance cores.
The video above should jump right to the 6:25 mark when Holthaus discusses Meteor Lake desktop CPUs.
However, that entire segment is 30 seconds, so we’ll have to wait for more details.
That’s because Intel Meteor Lake processors are expected to compete with Apple’s regarding efficiency.
That means both the performance and efficiency cores of a Meteor Lake CPU can focus on other tasks.
NPUs also use less power, which helps with efficiency.
We’ll have to wait for details to confirm similar movement on the desktop.
