The Intel Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake CPUs have appeared in the benchmark database of SiSoftware Sandra.
Intel Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake appear in the benchmark database
Performance tests from SiSoftware Sandra have been shared by @momomo_us, although the benchmark tests only indicate graphics performance scores.
This would be the first result of an Intel Core Arrow Lake processor in the wild, even if it’s only for integrated graphics. This appears to be the ‘Arrow Lake-S‘ variant for the desktop.
This Arrow Lake CPU model is identified with a 64-core iGPU, which means it has 64 execution units or 8 Xe cores. This suggests that this model is not high-end but has a basic iGPU, which is based on the Arc architecture. With such a low number of execution units, it likely has the smallest GPU tile. The iGPU is an updated version used in Meteor Lake processors.
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The Intel Core Arrow Lake processor was running on an EVCRB motherboard designed for Meteor Lake-S chips (unreleased). This will be the first CPU using the LGA 1851 socket, which is the successor to the current LGA 1700 sockets.
Intel Core Lunar Lake
We also have performance tests for Lunar Lake, which also integrates 8 Xe cores. The difference here is that this iGPU is based on the Arc Battlemage architecture.
Lunar Lake is designed to power laptops, succeeding the Meteor Lake-U, although this is not confirmed yet.
Both the Intel Core Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake series are set to debut in the latter months of this year.