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September 14, 2022 11:25 am GMT
Original Link: https://www.techpowerup.com/298855/intel-raptor-lake-8p-16e-wafer-pictured
Intel "Raptor Lake" 8P16E Wafer Pictured
Andreas Schilling with Hardwareluxx.de, as part of the Intel Tech Tour Israel, got to hold a 12-inch wafer full of "Raptor Lake-S" dies. These are dies in their full 8P+16E configuration. The die is estimated to measure 257 mm in area. We count 231 full dies on this wafer. Intel is building "Raptor Lake" on the same 10 nm Enhanced SuperFin (aka Intel 7) node as "Alder Lake." The die is about 23% larger than "Alder Lake" on account of two additional E-core clusters, possibly larger P-cores, and larger L2 caches for both the P-core and E-core clusters. "Raptor Lake" gains significance as it will be the last client processor from Intel to be built on a monolithic die of a uniform silicon fabrication node. Future generations are expected to take the chiplets route, realizing the company's IDM 2.0 product development strategy.
Original Link: https://www.techpowerup.com/298855/intel-raptor-lake-8p-16e-wafer-pictured
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