We spoke to Akshay Kamath, Director, Client Sales, Intel India and discussed, how Intel is bringing performance and some niche features that were reserved for its desktop customers to its laptops customers, and what made them realise the need to do so. The Alder Lake-HX series brings all the advantages and performance chops of Alder Lake S series, that is the desktop chips, to the HX series.īy doing so, Intel has been able to offer some additional features over their laptop-grade processors, that were previously limited to the desktop, such as support for PCIe 5.0, ECC memory, as well as a more desktop-like base TDP of 55 Watts. What has taken most tech enthusiasts by surprise, however, is Intel’s decision to have the Alder Lake-HX series, alongside the Alder Lake-H series. Whether you’re looking for some strong performance and battery longevity, or straightout hardcore desktop-like performance in a mobile form factor, the H & HX series has something or the other to offer. Their H & HX series, in particular, which have been designed for enthusiast and desktop-replacement class laptops offers a wide range of options for all sorts of use-cases. Intel’s 12th Gen Processors have proven to be a massive game changer for them, especially when it comes to mobile devices, such as laptops and notebooks.

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