Intel Core 5 320 and 3 310 Processors Appear on CrossMark and Geekbench

On March 24, Intel's unreleased Wildcat Lake series processors — Core 5 320 and Core 3 310 — appeared in the BAPCo CrossMark and Geekbench databases. 

This series features a 2P+4LP-E core configuration (2 performance cores + 4 low-power cores) and supports single-channel LPDDR5x-7467 / DDR5-6400 memory. 

The Core 5 320 processor appeared on the Geekbench 6.6.0 for Windows testing platform. According to the data, the processor has a base frequency of 1.50GHz and a maximum turbo frequency of 4.556GHz (approximately 4.6GHz), equipped with 6MB of L3 cache, continuing the 6-core specification with a 2P+4E configuration.

The other lower-positioned Core 3 310 processor appeared in the CrossMark test database. Test information shows that it features a 6-core, 6-thread configuration and was tested on a Dell test laptop equipped with single-channel 8GB 5600MHz memory and a 512GB Samsung NVMe solid-state drive, ultimately achieving an overall score of 1,375 points. Due to the test environment's limitation of single-channel memory, its performance on a full platform remains to be further validated.

No test records for Core 7 models have been found yet. Industry observers expect that after the official release, this series of processors will be widely adopted in entry-level Windows thin-and-light laptops, Chromebooks, and similar products.