Asus ROG teases Tiger Lake-H gaming laptops — here's when to expect Intel's next CPU

Asus ROG teases Tiger Lake-H gaming laptops — here'southward when to expect Intel's adjacent CPU

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Intel has been edifice hype around its upcoming 11th gen Tiger Lake-H processors, recently giving us a sneak peek at the chip'south gaming operation — hitting 238 frames per second while running Hitman.

Now, Asus ROG has announced a new event taking identify next month, teasing Intel'due south CPU by stating, "for those who cartel: unleash the tiger." Information technology seems Tiger Lake-H-equipped Asus gaming laptops are on the way.

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Get ready!May 11, 2 PM (CEST)#ROG #IntelGaming #UnleashTheTigerApril 27, 2022

Equally stated in the mail, the event is kicking off on May 11 at 2pm CEST / 1pm BST / 8am ET. Asus hasn't released any details on what laptop to look, merely seeing as it references a tiger and includes #IntelGaming, information technology'south sure to avowal a Tiger Lake-H processor.

Specs for Intel'due south eight-core CPU have previously been leaked, with its Cadre i9-11980HK boasting a base clock of 2.6GHz with a TDP of 45W. If the leak is to be believed, information technology likewise offers a 65W mode that delivers a iii.3GHz base clock speed.

Asus laptops have always impressed when it comes to gaming performance, most recently with its Asus ROG Zephyrus G15. The 1 we reviewed came with the hugely sought-after AMD Ryzen 5000 series CPU, which blew us away. Can Intel's CPU deliver the aforementioned kind of killer performance? Only time will tell.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger challenged competitors back in January 2022 when he stated, "Intel will reclaim its chipmaking crown." Intel has been struggling with its AMD and Apple competition, even calling out Apple by stating its Cadre i7-1185G7 CPU can match or exceed the MacBook Pro's M1 processor.

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