Moon Lake leak points to a 6 W all-LPE layout
A 6 W base TDP is the defining figure in the Moon Lake leak, which pairs four Darkmont LPE cores with an all-LPE layout.
| Moon Lake | Wildcat Lake-R | Wildcat Lake | |
|---|---|---|---|
| cores | 4 LPE cores | up to four P-cores and four LPE-cores | |
| process | 18A | ||
| power | 6 W base TDP | ||
| package | BGA1516 | BGA1516 | BGA1516 |
| graphics | up to two Xe3 cores |
The leak places the part on Intel 18A and in the BGA1516 package. It also allows up to two Xe3 cores for integrated graphics.
The desk sees it as a low-end N-series replacement rather than a performance CPU. The 6 W envelope and all-LPE layout push the part toward battery life and cost rather than P-core throughput.
No page tested clock speed, memory bandwidth, package power, price, or model number. The Wildcat Lake-R comparison includes up to four P-cores and four LPE-cores, but no benchmark separates Moon Lake from that refresh on BGA1516.
Moon Lake is a constrained low-power part rather than a performance answer.
Treat the leak as a low-end N-series replacement, not a performance CPU.
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