Intel will soon introduce new Alder Lake-S series processors.The first units without energy-saving E cores will appear among them.So far, Intel has only unveiled six Alder Lake-S series processors.These are the Core i9-12900K, Core i7-12700K, Core i5-12600K models and their KF versions, i.e. without integrated graphics.Soon more, weaker, but also cheaper units will join this group.In January, Intel's portfolio should increase by at least three units: Core i3-12100F, Core i5-12400F and Core i7-12700F.They will all have a locked multiplier and no iGPU.The information also shows that the first two will be completely devoid of energy-saving E (Efficiency) cores.The VideoCardz service has reached out to marketing materials about new processors.They show that the Core i3-12100F model will be equipped with four cores and will handle 8 threads.As you can see, additional E cores are missing here. It is worth noting that a few years ago it was the standard specification of the hi-end Core i7 series models.Another model is the Core i5-12400F, which can be very popular in sets for low and even mid-range players.This processor is to have 6 cores and will handle 12 threads with a maximum clock speed of 4.4 GHz.The last model is a Core i7-12700F with 12 cores (8P + 4E), 20 threads and clocked up to 4.9 GHz.Intel should unveil the processors at the January CES 2022 conference.See: Intel is changing an important element in its processors See: Monitor manufacturers can lie to us and nobody does anything about itPhoto source: Tester128 / Shutterstock.com, VideoCardzText Source: VideoCardzIt's just like your old womanA homo idiot like you is bornI gave up on your old lady's servicesWhat is the best gaming laptop up to PLN 5,000?