Confirming that the debut of the new Intel platform is not so far off, the first signals arrive from the SiSoftware Sandra database, a well-known benchmark and diagnostic software that updates with the first performance data of the Tiger Lake Client platform.

For the moment there are no details on the name of the processor used in the benchmark (not recognized by the software), however from the information available we can assume to be faced with a low power chip, most likely a new Intel model at 10 nm Y series with TDP 5 watts.

As you can see from the screenshot above, we are dealing with a dual-core processor with a frequency of 1.8 GHz (base?), a feature that suggests an ultra low-voltage solution for fanless systems.

The Intel Tiger Lake series will also identify the next U line processors (TDP 15-28 watts), much more interesting in terms of performance, thanks to a new Core architecture (Willow Core) and a graphics component based on Intel Xe GPU architecture, obviously in an adapted variant that should fit into the next family of iGPU Gen12.