So not only is the TUF Dash F15 not really that new “ultraportable” style gaming system, it doesn’t even bother using the chip at 35W, which begs the question why Asus chose to use it over Intel’s standard 45W H-series parts like the 10750H or 10870H. This is all standard gaming laptop stuff, and I quite like the design found here at this price point.īut confusingly, Asus are choosing to operate the 11370H with a stock long-term power limit of 48W, not the 35W default TDP that Intel has specified.
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It has proper ventilation for the cooling fans underneath, a decent 1080p IPS display that runs at up to 240Hz, 16GB of DDR4-3200 in my review unit, and up to a GeForce RTX 3070 running at 80-85W which we also got. On a surface assessment, this is a perfectly fine system. In any case, this is far from the 14” laptop with a Z-height of less than 18mm that Intel were talking about, this is just your regular 15.6-inch entry-level to mid-range gaming system with a 20mm Z-height and weighing in at 2kg. It may even be the only system using this CPU for now. The main system on the market today is the Asus TUF Dash F15, the laptop we have in for benchmarking today. However, that’s not how OEMs are using the 11370H. It isn’t really a new segment given Ryzen laptops have been doing this for a little while now in systems like the Zephyrus G14 and Flow X13 from Asus, but it’s understandable that Intel wanted to compete here, too. Intel’s plan for this chip was to create a new “ultraportable” gaming laptop segment, which would lead to thin 14-15” systems suitable for 1080p gaming, harnessing the lower TDP of this chip. This launch honestly gets more bizarre when you look at the systems out there using the 11370H.
We guess this is partly down to the reality that Tiger Lake H35 and the Core i7-11370H does not pack as many cores as Intel’s prior generation Comet Lake H-series CPUs, which in the Core i7 range started with 6 cores and also had 8-core options. Intel’s focus on integrated graphics is also strange given that most H-series laptops use a discrete GPU. When marketing this chip, Intel’s performance slides focus on single-thread performance gains versus 10th-gen, but then when talking multi-thread, Intel compares Tiger Lake H35 to their 11th-gen 15W processors – not exactly the same class of system and it’s highly unlikely a bigger gaming system would be tossing up between the 11370H and 1185G7. There’s also 12MB of 元 cache, an Iris Xe GPU with 96 execution units, and the same memory support as Tiger Lake UP3. It uses the same 4 core, 8 thread layout, but bumps up the default power limit from 28W to 35W, and increases the base clock from 3.0 to 3.3 GHz relative to the Core i7-1185G7. The i7-11370H is weird in the sense that it’s basically the same silicon used for ultraportable laptops, but overclocked.
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Tiger Lake H35 bridges the gap between Tiger Lake UP3 series for ultraportables, and their regular 45W H-series chips used for production-focused laptops and gaming machines. The Intel Core i7-11370H is part of the Tiger Lake H35 line-up that was announced during CES 2021.
Today we’ve got another benchmark review of a mobile processor, and this is admittedly kind of a weird one.
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