12th Gen Intel Core HX Mobile Workstation Processors | Talking Tech | Intel Technology

12th Gen Intel Core HX processors pack desktop-caliber silicon in a mobile package to deliver high levels of performance for professional workflows like CAD, animation and visual effects. Hear Dan Rogers talk about this new platform in this episode of Talking Tech.

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[publicspeaker]

I didn’t know that Sun Tzu and every Canadian man works for intel

[rationalistfaith]

Was just about to order a 12900h BEAST! Looks like I'm going to wait a few weeks to see what's up! YAY! INTEL! Killing it! Mash'Allah

[warriorwizard]

Love from India,
Been using Intel CPUs since the past 16 years
Never faced any issue and committed to use Intel CPUs for the coming years
Hope you keep innovating
Thanks!!

[АлександрБурмин-рл]

This is not a new technology, it is a new improvement that will make your gaming computer even better so that you can use your computer to perform all your tasks.

[MD-vkbj]

That's quite the interesting naming scheme 🤔

[THA-REAPER]

I wish companies would just give you a ball park timeline for the year of their releases. I make music, edit videos, play games...all the intensive stuff you would want low latency on, but I got a Ultrabook this week with a P series processor. Every two or 3 months you hear about a new version. I shouldve waited. Not too many Ultrabooks have 12th gen and then at that picking the right varient when there's 3 versions with 3 sub-varients and then more still coming out. You got the new one, but not the newest lol. You got the fast one, but not the fastest. All because the timing of the unavailing. We buy this stuff thinking we could get years forward out to find out no these innovations happen far too quickly. The fragmentation becomes worse because people are not aware of the small intricate details of each of them.

[TabalugaDragon]

I really don't understand the "up to 16TB in a laptop" statement. 16TB have been available for years now, for example one could stick 2 Sabrent 8TB m.2 ssd-s in a 5 year old laptop, no? Heck, 24TB configuration was possible in laptops like Helios 300, which have 2 M.2 slots AND a Sata 3 slot.

[syahti]

10:03

what this intel vpro and ECC please infomation...

[kirbylouise]

Trying to use an HX chip for a gaming laptop sounds like a terrible idea. The 12900HK is plenty fast enough and the extra cores in HX chips will only draw power and thermal budget away from the GPU

[thepopeofkeke]

and like always the thermals will be absolute trash. build a desktop

[mdd]

07:40 Discusses overclocking as a possible benefit to those working on 'mission critical applications'? LOL! Epic fail!

[ufukpolat]

Intel guy should stop reading from marketing material. Only enthusiasts are watching this video and we don't care for marketspeak as it is a meaningless jargon for us. What are the differences between the desktop, H and HX variants, explain, end of story.

[anthonyzheng]

Talking overclocking on the new HX.... on a fugging I can't tell if this whole video is a joke, trolling, or scam. Unless you have invented portable liquid nitrogen cooling, you will NOT be overclocking these HX. Not on any mobile form factors. Not in 2022. 🤣