ASUS Transformer 3 And Other Models Get Their Hardware Detailed – Kaby Lake Present In One Them

May 31, 2016 at 06:24am EDT
ASUS Transformer 3 And Other Models Gets Their Hardware Detailed – Kaby Lake Present

When we detailed the announcement of ASUS Transformer 3 and ASUS Transformer 3 Pro, we stated that they will be powered by Intel’s Kaby Lake family but unfortunately, lack of hardware details prevented us from providing you guys with the necessary information concerning the kind of chips present inside. Now, we have accurate information of the processors powering up the latest 2-in-1 from ASUS.

ASUS Transformer 3 And Pro Models Feature Intel Core M Models From Kaby Lake Series And Skylake Processors Respectively – Here Are All The Details

ASUS announced three 2-in-1 hybrids today at Computex 2016:

According to BenchLife, Transformer 3 Pro will feature Intel’s Skylake processors family and will be divided into Intel’s Core i3, i5 and i7 chips, while the ASUS Transformer 3 will feature the latest Kaby Lake series of processors. Given below is the list of Core M Kaby Lake series of processors that are going to be present inside Transformer 3.

These ultra-low TDP chips don’t exceed the 4.5W range which will likely be true for the Kaby Lake series. On the specifications side, the Core m7-7Y75 is a dual core design with multi-threading enabled. Despite the fact that Transformer 3 Pro will be housing a Skylake processor, it still features more connectivity ports than the regular Transformer 3, transforming the machine into a better performing hybrid, if that is the kind of machine that you’re looking for. Those port details have been listed below:

Compared to Transformer 3 Pro, Transformer 3 features the following connectivity ports:

Intel Desktop CPU Generations Comparison:

Intel Sandy BridgeIntel Ivy BridgeIntel HaswellIntel BroadwellIntel SkylakeIntel Kaby LakeIntel Coffee LakeIntel Coffee Lake RefreshIntel Comet LakeIntel Rocket Lake
Processor ArchitectureSandy BridgeIvy BridgeHaswellBroadwellSkylakeKaby LakeCoffee LakeCoffee LakeComet LakeRocket Lake
Processor Process32nm22nm22nm14nm14nm14nm+14nm++14nm++14nm++14nm++
Processors Cores (Max)4/84/84/84/84/84/86/128/1610/2010/20?
Platform Chipset6-Series7-Series8-Series9-Series100-Series200-Series300-Series300-Series400-Series400-Series?
Platform SocketLGA 1155LGA 1155LGA 1150LGA 1150LGA 1151LGA 1151LGA 1151LGA 1151LGA 1200TBD
Memory SupportDDR3DDR3DDR3DDR3DDR4/DDR3LDDR4/DDR3LDDR4DDR4DDR4DDR4
TDPs35-95W35-77W35-84W65W35-91W35-91W35-95W35-95W35-127WTBD
PlatformDesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGADesktop LGA
Launch201120122013-20142015201520172017201820202021

If you wanted pricing details of all ASUS Transformer 3 models, then they have been listed below. Keep in mind that these 2-in-1 hybrids will be running Windows 10 ‘out of the box’.

Looking at these details, which model would you be more compelled to purchase? Let us know your thoughts right away.

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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.

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