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Merhaba. intelin piyasa taleplerini doğru okuduğu konusunda şüphelerim var. Benim kanaatime göre tüketiciler için mobilite ve görsellik ağırlıklı katlanabilir laptoplar popüler olacak. Bu konuda yaşadığım en büyük sorun olabildiğince az enerji harcayan mobil işlemcilerin grafik işlem gücünün orantısız düşük olmasıdır. Yani daha açık anlatmak gerekirse, intelde işlemci bölümüne ayrılan transistörlerin fazla olduğunu, grafik bölümüne ayrılan transistörlerin az olduğunu düşünüyorum.
4kplus 120hz ips paneli besleyebilecek ama tdp değeri 6w civarında olacak işlemciler üretebileceğinizi düşünüyorum. Mevcut satışta olan alt seviye işlemcilerde çekirdek sayısını azaltıp, grafik transistor bölümüne ağırlık verseniz intel7 teknolojisi bile bu istediğim işlemciyi üretebilir.
1215u serisi işlemci kullanıyorum. Birçok farklı programı beraber kullanmama rağmen işlemcinin %60-70 civarı boşta bekliyor. Lenovo yoga 9 da kullanılan 4k 60hz 14" ips lcd ekranı çok beğeniyorum. Çünkü ips paneller gözlere doğrudan ışık vermiyor ve saatlerce yazı karakterleri okuyabiliyorum. 300ppi üstü ips parlak ekran panellerin gerçek bir kitap defter kadar başarılı olacağını görüyorum. Bunun gibi birçok ürünün piyasaya çıkmasına engel olan durumun intelin strateji hataları olduğunu düşünüyorum. Özellikle çinli firmalar çok uygun fiyatlara 4k ips panel harici monitörler üretiyor. Bu panelleri besleyebilecek işlemciler, intel7 teknolojisi ile bile üretilebilir. 1500$ yerine 400$-500$ ödeyerek alabileceğimiz yoga 9 benzeri laptoplar öğrenciler için çok ciddi bir pazar oluşturacak kanaatindeyim.
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4K @ 120 Hz on external monitors are supported by Intel Graphics since Intel Iris Xe was released (2020 - 2021).
Intel Core i3-1215U Processor contains UHD Graphics capable of a max resolution of 7680 × 4320 @ 60Hz (8K). The PHY (physical layer) is compliant to the standard DisplayPort 1.4a HBR3 signaling including Display Stream Compression (DSC).
Thunderbolt (USB Type-C connector) is capable of tunneling DisplayPort 1.4a HBR3. I use an Intel NUC11 which was introduced in early 2021 together with this:
Product |
Connection |
Chip Type |
Current Firmware |
|
USB-C > HDMI 2.1 FRL |
VMM7100 |
7.02.120 |
This cable contains the Synaptics VMM7100 protocol converter chip. It can provide 4K @ 120 Hz HDR 10-Bit Color Depth on HDMI connector site by transforming DisplayPort HBR3 video and audio including Dolby Atmos/DTS:X signaling to HDMI Fixed Rate Link (FRL) 40 Gbps suitable for modern HDMI 2.1 TV sets. Please note that this product may arrive with older firmware than mentioned. If it is not working correctly, a firmware update can be done through Microsoft Windows when the product is plugged. Cable Matters provide updates on their website.
However, it is up to OEMs like Lenovo to make this usable for the consumer. There really isn't a deficit in the underlying Intel technology. The signal path from the processor to ports on the device may require additional components, which the device manufacturer must consider according to market positioning, available space and pricing policy. This is not up to Intel.
The Lenovo Yoga 9 you mentioned says in its user manual:
4K @ 120 Hz RGB 8-bit = 100% bandwidth need of DP1.4
5120 × 3200 @ 60 Hz RGB 8-bit = 95% of DP1.4
4K @ 120 Hz should work with the Lenovo Yoga as well on an external monitor. If not, this is not related to the underlying Intel technology. You will have to ask Lenovo then.
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Hello 4kplus120hz,
Thank you for posting on the Intel®️ communities. I am sorry to hear that you are able to use the 4k 120hz for Intel® Graphics, I will be happy to help you.
Lütfen sizi sadece İngilizce olarak destekleyebileceğimi unutmayın. Bu yanıtı çevirmek için bir web çeviri aracı kullandım, bu nedenle bazı yanlış çeviriler olabilir.
We appreciate all your feedback and comments it has been really important for us.
Talking specifically of the Intel® Core™ i3-1215U Processor as @MUC mentioned it has an Intel® UHD Graphics for 12th Gen Intel® Processors, and these are the resolutions supported:
Max Resolution (HDMI): 4096 x 2304 @ 60Hz
Max Resolution (DP): 7680 x 4320 @ 60Hz
Max Resolution (eDP - Integrated Flat Panel): 4096 x 2304 @ 120Hz
Note: System or device display resolution is dependent on multiple system design factors; actual resolution may be lower on your device.
For more information, you can visit ark.intel.com.
Let me know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Andres P.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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You must manufacture a special version of the Intel® Processor N200 6M Cache model processor. You should only add graphics transistors of this processor. We need a special model with higher graphics memory. Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics eligible graphics features must be added to this processor.
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Hello 4kplus120hz,
Thank you for your response, and clarification all the information has been really helpful.
We appreciate your feedback and comments provided, it is very helpful, the recommendation will be reviewed.
Also, I want to let you know that you can find all Intel® Mobile Processors with Intel® Iris® Xe Graphics eligible graphics in the following link ark.intel.com where you can take a look on their specifications and features.
Let me know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Andres P.
Intel Customer Support Technician
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Hi @4kplus120hz,
Were you able to check the previous post?
Let us know if you still need assistance.
Best regards,
Carlos L.
Intel Customer Support Technician.
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Hi @4kplus120hz,
We have not heard back from you, so we will close this thread. If you need any additional information, please submit a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored.
Best regards,
Carlos L.
Intel Customer Support Technician.
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