Intel Core Ultra 7 366H vs Intel Core Ultra X7 368H

Intel Core Ultra 7 366H

The Intel Core Ultra 7 366H is a high-end 16-core SoC from the Panther Lake family for laptops. The chip also offers 18 MB cache and only the smaller 4-core iGPU. Furthermore the chip offers support for vPro management features (vPro eligibility).

The 366H integrates a compute tile that is manufactured by Intel in the new 18A process. This includes 4 large Cougar Cove P-Cores with 2- 4.8 GHz, 8 smaller power efficiency Darkmont E-Cores with 1.6 - 3.8 GHz and another 4 small Darkmont LP (Low Power) E-Cores with 1.6 - 3.4 GHz. Furthermore, the new NPU 5 with 50 TOPS INT 8 and an IPU 7.5 image processor are installed. The integrated memory controller supports up to 96 GB LPDDR5-8533 or 128 GB DDR5-7200.

The GPU tile contains a smaller iGPU with 4 Xe3 cores and ray tracing support.

The third chiplet integrates the platform controller with 20 PCIe lanes (compared to 12 lanes of the other two Panther Lake chips), 4x Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 7 (R2) and Bluetooth Core 6.0. The platform controller is also manufactured by TSMC.

The power consumption is specified from 15 W (minimum assured power) over 25 Watt (processor base power PL1) up to 80 W (maximum Turbo power).

Intel Core Ultra X7 368H

The Intel Core Ultra X7 368H is a high-end 16-core SoC from the Panther Lake family for notebooks and the second-fastest model with the fast 12-core iGPU. Furthermore the chip offers support for vPro management features (vPro eligibility).

The 368H integrates a compute tile that is manufactured by Intel in the new 18A process. This includes 4 large and fast Cougar Cove P-Cores with 2 - 5 GHz, 8 smaller Darkmont E-Cores (for efficiency) with 1.6 - 4 GHz and another 4 small Darkmont LP (Low Power) E-Cores with 1.6 - 3.6 GHz. Furthermore, the new NPU 5 with 50 TOPS INT 8 and an IPU 7.5 image processor are installed. The integrated memory controller supports up to 96 GB LPDDR5-9600.

The GPU tile contains a fast iGPU with 12 Xe3 cores and ray tracing support and is manufactured by TSMC using the N3E process.

The third chiplet integrates the platform controller with 12 PCIe lanes, 4x Thunderbolt 4, Wi-Fi 7 (R2) and Bluetooth Core 6.0. The platform controller is also manufactured by TSMC.

Attention, so far the information is still based on Rumors and the Panther Lake presentation from Intel.

The power consumption is specified from 15 W (minimum assured power) over 25 Watt (processor base power PL1) up to 80 W (maximum Turbo power).