Notes: the 11th and 12th generation mobile versions of Intel support the native thunderbolt4 interface, but the desktop version does not

intel 11 generation CPU The desktop version does not support native Thunderbolt4 Interface , Provide PCIE4.0.

intel 11 generation CPU The mobile version will support native Thunderbolt4 Interface , So use 11 The next generation of mobile notebooks have at least one lightning interface , At the same time provide PCIe4.0.11 Generation mobile version except H45 Support DDR4 outside , Others are only supported LPDDR4 series .

intel 12 generation CPU The desktop version does not support native Thunderbolt4 Interface , Provide PCIE5.0.

intel 12 generation CPU The mobile version will support native Thunderbolt4 Interface , So use 12 The next generation of mobile notebooks have at least one lightning interface , At the same time provide PCIe5.0.12 Generation full range support LPDDR4/5 series , in other words 12 Mobile version no longer supports DDR4.

LPDDR The series memory is a low-voltage version DDR Memory , Generally used for mobile version end , In the past LPDDR Series memory is directly welded to the motherboard , There is no slot type （ I can't find it on the market LPDDR4/x Memory module of , It is estimated that this is the reason , ha-ha .）.12 Generation of mobile notebook LPDDR Will the memory be directly soldered to the motherboard or made into a socket type ？ Rub one's eyes and wait 2022 Year of 4 The press conference of major notebook manufacturers in May . The current news is that （2021 year 11 month 28 Japan ）, Will there be support in the future DDR4 Or support DDR5 Version of ？ hope itnel One support DDR4 perhaps DDR5 Of CPU, So I can upgrade the memory by myself , Instead of looking for a service station to upgrade onboard memory .