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Intel Meteor Lake confirmed to feature new socket

Intel has exposed some confidential information on their upcoming products. 

INTEL-LGA1851-METEOR-LAKE-SOCKET-banner-1200x359 Intel confirms Meteor Lake supports LGA1851 socket and LPDDR5X-7500 memory - VideoCardz.com | Computer Repair, Networking, and IT Support in Seattle, WA

The data is not easily accessible, however titles for hidden documents are listed in a publicly available web sitemap. This was spotted by ComputerBase. Those titles provide very basic information on upcoming desktop, server, and laptop products.

Starting with the LGA1851 socket. Actually, this is not the first time that we learn about the new platform for future desktop CPUs. This socket was already mentioned by Benchlife as early as June this year. The documents do not confirm Arrow Lake-S being compatible with this socket, but they do confirm Meteor Lake-S.

LGA1851-1200x344 Intel confirms Meteor Lake supports LGA1851 socket and LPDDR5X-7500 memory - VideoCardz.com | Computer Repair, Networking, and IT Support in Seattle, WA

Intel LGA-1851 socket, Source: Intel

Some titles from exposed links featuring the most interesting information for consumers:

LGA1851 Socket

  • lga1851-mtl-ps-interposer-for-the-gen5-vr-test-tool
  • lga1851-mtl-ps-interposer-prototypes-internal-only

Meteor Lake-S

  • meteor-lake-p-lpddr5x-7500-x32-type-4-alpha-pdk-for-memory-suppliers
  • meteor-lake-m-lpddr5x-6400-type-4-alpha-pdk-for-memory-suppliers
  • meteor-lake-s-ddr5-beta-cpu-upgrade-for-memory-suppliers

Arrow Lake-S

  • arrow-lake-s-ddr5-qual-cpu-upgrade-for-memory-suppliers

The 14th Gen Core series are reportedly designed for LGA1851 socket which is actually the same size as LGA1700 currently used for Alder/Raptor Lake series. It is not clear why does Meteor Lake even need a new socket anyway, but among many possible reasons it was revealed that the IHS is slightly taller, possibly due to more advanced multi-tile packaging technology being used for the series.

Meteor-Lake-LGA1851-SOCKET-768x412 Intel confirms Meteor Lake supports LGA1851 socket and LPDDR5X-7500 memory - VideoCardz.com | Computer Repair, Networking, and IT Support in Seattle, WA

Intel LGA-1851 socket, Source: Benchlife

Therefore, Intel has confirmed that LGA1851 socket does exist and even that it is designed for Meteor Lake-S. There is no reason to believe that Arrow Lake-S will not be compatible with the socket as well. Leaked documents go further by sharing details on memory support for the new Meteor mobile series. The P-series are reportedly supporting LPDDR5X-7500 memory.

With new information on upcoming Raptor Lake-Refresh, the roadmap for client CPUs could look like this.

RUMORED Intel Mainstream CPU Roadmap
VideoCardzAlder LakeRaptor LakeRaptor Lake RefreshMeteor LakeArrow LakeLunar Lake
Desktop Launch DateQ4 2021Q4 2022Q3 20232024 (?)TBCTBC
CPU NodeIntel 7Intel 7Intel 7Intel 4 Intel 20AIntel 18A
Big Core µArchGolden CoveRaptor CoveRaptor CoveRedwood CoveLion CoveTBC
Small Core µArch GracemontGracemontGracemontCrestmontSkymontTBC
Graphics µArchXe-LPXe-LPXe-LPXe-LPGXe-LPGXe2-LPG
Max CPU Core Count16 (8C+8c)24 (8C+16c)24 (8C+16c)TBC40 (8C+32c)TBC
Max GPU Core Count96 EU96 EU96 EU128 EU320 EUTBC
Desktop SocketLGA-1700LGA-1700LGA-1700LGA-1851LGA-1851TBC
Memory SupportDDR4-3200
DDR5-4800
LPDDR4x-4267
LPDDR5-5200
DDR4-3200
DDR5-5600
LPDDR4x-?
LPDDR5x-?
TBCDDR5-?
LPDDR5x-7500
TBCTBC
PCIe GenPCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0TBCTBC
Intel Core Series12th Gen Core13th Gen Core13th Gen Core (?)14th Gen CoreTBCTBC

Source: Intel via @harukaze5719, ComputerBase



Intel Meteor Lake confirmed to feature new socket

Intel has exposed some confidential information on their upcoming products. 

INTEL-LGA1851-METEOR-LAKE-SOCKET-banner-1200x359 Intel confirms Meteor Lake supports LGA1851 socket and LPDDR5X-7500 memory - VideoCardz.com | Computer Repair, Networking, and IT Support in Seattle, WA

The data is not easily accessible, however titles for hidden documents are listed in a publicly available web sitemap. This was spotted by ComputerBase. Those titles provide very basic information on upcoming desktop, server, and laptop products.

Starting with the LGA1851 socket. Actually, this is not the first time that we learn about the new platform for future desktop CPUs. This socket was already mentioned by Benchlife as early as June this year. The documents do not confirm Arrow Lake-S being compatible with this socket, but they do confirm Meteor Lake-S.

LGA1851-1200x344 Intel confirms Meteor Lake supports LGA1851 socket and LPDDR5X-7500 memory - VideoCardz.com | Computer Repair, Networking, and IT Support in Seattle, WA

Intel LGA-1851 socket, Source: Intel

Some titles from exposed links featuring the most interesting information for consumers:

LGA1851 Socket

  • lga1851-mtl-ps-interposer-for-the-gen5-vr-test-tool
  • lga1851-mtl-ps-interposer-prototypes-internal-only

Meteor Lake-S

  • meteor-lake-p-lpddr5x-7500-x32-type-4-alpha-pdk-for-memory-suppliers
  • meteor-lake-m-lpddr5x-6400-type-4-alpha-pdk-for-memory-suppliers
  • meteor-lake-s-ddr5-beta-cpu-upgrade-for-memory-suppliers

Arrow Lake-S

  • arrow-lake-s-ddr5-qual-cpu-upgrade-for-memory-suppliers

The 14th Gen Core series are reportedly designed for LGA1851 socket which is actually the same size as LGA1700 currently used for Alder/Raptor Lake series. It is not clear why does Meteor Lake even need a new socket anyway, but among many possible reasons it was revealed that the IHS is slightly taller, possibly due to more advanced multi-tile packaging technology being used for the series.

Meteor-Lake-LGA1851-SOCKET-768x412 Intel confirms Meteor Lake supports LGA1851 socket and LPDDR5X-7500 memory - VideoCardz.com | Computer Repair, Networking, and IT Support in Seattle, WA

Intel LGA-1851 socket, Source: Benchlife

Therefore, Intel has confirmed that LGA1851 socket does exist and even that it is designed for Meteor Lake-S. There is no reason to believe that Arrow Lake-S will not be compatible with the socket as well. Leaked documents go further by sharing details on memory support for the new Meteor mobile series. The P-series are reportedly supporting LPDDR5X-7500 memory.

With new information on upcoming Raptor Lake-Refresh, the roadmap for client CPUs could look like this.

RUMORED Intel Mainstream CPU Roadmap
VideoCardzAlder LakeRaptor LakeRaptor Lake RefreshMeteor LakeArrow LakeLunar Lake
Desktop Launch DateQ4 2021Q4 2022Q3 20232024 (?)TBCTBC
CPU NodeIntel 7Intel 7Intel 7Intel 4 Intel 20AIntel 18A
Big Core µArchGolden CoveRaptor CoveRaptor CoveRedwood CoveLion CoveTBC
Small Core µArch GracemontGracemontGracemontCrestmontSkymontTBC
Graphics µArchXe-LPXe-LPXe-LPXe-LPGXe-LPGXe2-LPG
Max CPU Core Count16 (8C+8c)24 (8C+16c)24 (8C+16c)TBC40 (8C+32c)TBC
Max GPU Core Count96 EU96 EU96 EU128 EU320 EUTBC
Desktop SocketLGA-1700LGA-1700LGA-1700LGA-1851LGA-1851TBC
Memory SupportDDR4-3200
DDR5-4800
LPDDR4x-4267
LPDDR5-5200
DDR4-3200
DDR5-5600
LPDDR4x-?
LPDDR5x-?
TBCDDR5-?
LPDDR5x-7500
TBCTBC
PCIe GenPCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0PCIe 5.0TBCTBC
Intel Core Series12th Gen Core13th Gen Core13th Gen Core (?)14th Gen CoreTBCTBC

Source: Intel via @harukaze5719, ComputerBase