Intel Gemini Lake will receive a 'refresh' with new models in November

Intel's Gemini Lake platform is primarily based on low-power laptops and systems. In layman's terms, we are talking about the simplest range of Intel chips.

Gemini Lake will receive new models with better frequencies

While there's often not a lot of fanfare around this rather "basic" end of the market, in a report via TechPowerUp , it looks like Intel may be ready to release its latest Gemini update as early as this November. So we are on the eve of a new 'refresh' of this range.

Now everyone will be wondering what will be the news of this 'refresh'. Well, it should be noted that the series will continue to use the 14nm process and that there seems to be no change at the architectural level. The refreshment has more to do with an increase in the clock speed of the entire series, which will offer greater performance in general.

For example, the Pentium Silver J5040 has a boost clock of 2.00 GHz / 3.20 GHz. This offers a fairly significant improvement over the previous J5005, which has a 1.50 GHz / 2.80 GHz clock. We are talking about an improvement between 400 and 500 MHz.

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Being 'core' 2- and 4-core processors, not much can be expected of them. By proxy, perhaps it explains why Intel isn't rolling out the red carpet for them, either. However, when it comes to upcoming releases of systems and laptops at a basic level, the new Gemini Lake update will represent a solid performance boost.

They are expected to arrive within the next month. If you're on the lookout for a cheap PC or entry-level laptop, it might be worth keeping an eye on retail stores for the next month, as we can probably get a refurbished PC or laptop for the same money as the Gemini platform. existing right now. We will keep you informed.

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