Intel Bartlett Lake-S 12 P-Core Silicon Steppings Confirmed: Industrial Thermal Demands Rise
Recent updates on Intel’s Bartlett Lake-S desktop platform reveal critical developments for industrial computing. Hardware leaker Jaykihn confirms the pure P-core variant, designated Bartlett Lake-S 12P, is currently at A0 stepping models combining P-cores and E-cores are progressing through H0, C0, and B0 steppings, indicating multiple die configurations under development—though availability remains unconfirmed.
Intel’s documentation, last updated in December, positions Bartlett Lake-S exclusively within the Core 200S Edge family. The platform targets AI-driven video analytics, smart city deployments, industrial PCs, medical devices, and embedded systems—not consumer or gaming applications. Specifications include support for up to 24 cores (8P+16E), 5.6 GHz turbo speeds, DDR5-5600 memory, PCIe 5.0, and ECC memory, all optimized for network, industrial, and healthcare environments.
Despite speculation around a 12 P-core desktop SKU, no evidence suggests a consumer variant exists. The highest confirmed model, the Core 7 251E (8P+16E), remains enterprise-focused. Notably, overclocker Toppc (affiliated with MSI) hinted at additional SKUs via an AIDA64 changelog reference—though updates have stalled for four months.
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