Redmi Book Pro 15 2022 Spotted on Geekbench with a 10-Core Processor

by sunny yang on Mar 08, 2022 0 comments

In March last year, Redmi launched the first high-end flagship notebook product, RedmiBook Pro 15, which is also the strongest notebook in the history of the Redmi brand. It is almost the strongest bucket machine at the same price, and has a very good reputation. Some time ago, Redmi Book Pro launched an enhanced version. Compared with the standard version, the processor of the enhanced version was upgraded from i5-11300H and i7-11370H to i5-11320H and i7-11390H.

But according to the latest database spotted on Geekbench, a new 2022 RedmiBook Pro 15 notebook has appeared, The benchmark confirmed the presence of a 10-core Alder Lake Intel Core i7-12650H processor, which has a TDP of 45W, 6 powerful cores and 4 power efficient cores, a clock speed of up to 4.7 GHz, 24 MB of L3 cache and a graphics adapter with 64 executive blocks.

The laptop scored 1800 points in the single-threaded test and 11872 points in the multi-threaded test. Whether the laptop will receive discrete graphics has not yet been reported. As for other aspects, the new version of RedmiBook Pro 15 may not be much different from the previous version. The body is made of 6-series aviation-grade aluminum alloy, which is 1.4 times stronger than the 5-series aluminum alloy. The process is polished into a light and thin texture body, which is precise and tough, as light as 1.79Kg and as thin as 16.4mm.

Equipped with a 15.6-inch super retina full screen, with 3.2K resolution (3200×2000), 90Hz refresh rate, 16:10 ratio, 89.1% screen ratio, 100% sRGB high color gamut, and supports TUV Rheinland hardware-level low blue light certification , DC dimming without video flicker.

In terms of battery life, it has a large 70whr battery, supports 12 hours of local video playback, is equipped with a 100W power adapter, and can charge 50% in 35 minutes.

At present, Redmi has not announced the launch plan of the new generation of notebooks, and it is expected to launch later than traditional notebook manufacturers.