Lenovo's Savior Blade 7000K Super Edition Desktop Host Warming Up: Equipped with 14th Generation Core HX Notebook Processor

According to news from this site on May 6, Lenovo’s Savior is pre-heating the Blade 7000K Super Edition desktop host today, equipped with the 14th generation Intel Core HX55 laptop processor.

The warm-up image shows that the new Blade 7000K Super Edition desktop computer will use the same chassis design as the current Blade 7000K, equipped with 3D Mesh front network, ARGB rescue It has a logo lamp and a glass side transparent panel, and uses an air-cooled CPU radiator.

When blogger @金 Pig Upgrade Package commented on the new product warm-up news, he revealed the power consumption settings of the new product:

i9-14900HX processor: PL1 190W, PL2 253W

Note from this site: MoDT (Mobile on DeskTop) platform

applies mobile processors to desktop motherboards, Intel 13th and 14th generations The specifications of the Core HX55 processor are infinitely close to those of similar desktop models.

After the recent controversy over the unstable power consumption of desktop 13/14 generation Core processors, such as the i9-13900HX MoDT platform and the i9-13900K traditional desktop platform The performance gap is further reduced.

Reference reading:

"It is reported that Lenovo will launch Intel HX55 MoDT desktop machine: the price is lower than the traditional desktop platform, focusing on performance release"

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