A new processor from Intel’s Lunar Lake series, the Core Ultra 7 254V, has appeared in several performance tests online, hinting at a possible addition to the lineup. Based on information found on websites tracking computer performance. This chip, not yet officially announced by Intel, is creating buzz among tech fans.
The Core Ultra 7 254V showed up on sites like PassMark, Furmark, and Vulkan, giving a peek at how it might work. It has 8 cores and is said to handle single tasks as well as other Core Ultra 7 models, with a score around 4,089 points in one test.
However, it scores lower, about 17,327 points, when running multiple tasks at once, which is less than some other chips in the same family. This suggests it might be a simpler version of the Core Ultra 7 256V, possibly with slower speeds or less power for heavy jobs.
The tests also show it comes with a graphics part called Arc 140V, running at 2.0 GHz, which matches the stronger Lunar Lake chips. Some think this processor could be aimed at cheaper laptops or small gaming devices, where it might save energy and work well for everyday tasks like browsing or light gaming.
Details like its exact speed or memory amount aren’t clear yet, but it’s believed to have 12 MB of storage for quick data access.
Intel hasn’t confirmed this chip’s existence, and it’s not listed on their official site. People online are guessing it might be a new option for makers building thin, long-lasting laptops. Until Intel shares more, the full story remains a mystery, but this leak has sparked interest in what the company might reveal next.
