Intel Core Ultra 1st Generation Processors Lead a New Wave of Video Playback

News on October 6, Intel today released a compelling video showing off its new Core Ultra 1 generation (Meteor Lake) processor notebooks have excellent performance in video playback.

This video shows the Core Ultra 1st generation (Meteor Lake) processor has powerful capabilities in 8K video playback. The processor easily handles 8K video with a bit rate of 128Mbps and HEVC encoding, playing smoothly without lag, providing users with a higher quality viewing experience.

What’s even more amazing is that Intel also demonstrated that the notebook uses the low-power E-core and video decoding built into the processor when the CPU and GPU modules are turned off. unit, can still play 1080p videos efficiently. This feature will allow the upcoming new generation of notebooks to usher in a significant improvement in battery life. Users can enjoy video content for longer without worrying about battery draining quickly.

According to the editor’s understanding, Intel is working on Core Ultra 1 A low-power computing island is introduced in the first-generation processor, with built-in dual low-power energy-efficiency cores, designed for light loads. This design is located in the SoC module of the processor and includes not only the low-power E core, but also components such as media module, display engine, NPU and IPI. These innovative technologies will bring higher performance and longer battery life to future notebook computers, meeting users' needs for multimedia and lightweight computing. Intel's continuous innovation will further promote the development of mobile computing experience.

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