Intel's Bartlett Lake-S Core 200E CPU family specifications have leaked, revealing up to 12 P-Cores with 5.9 GHz single-thread boost. The leaked specifications from leaker Jaykihn show a 12-core, 24-thread processor with 3.4 GHz base frequency and 36 MB L3 cache. The top-end Core i9-273PQE can boost all 12 cores to 5.7 GHz, with a single core reaching 5.9 GHz for demanding single-threaded workloads.

The lineup spans three TDP categories: 125W PQE for high-performance, 65W PE for mainstream, and 45W PTE for power-efficient edge deployments. All models feature Hyper-Threading across 8, 10, and 12-core configurations. Interestingly, Intel has reportedly abandoned plans to release these CPUs for consumer gaming systems, instead targeting edge and embedded markets where the high core counts and efficiency matter most.

Only the high-end PQE models include Intel vPro and ECC memory support, while some PE and PTE variants lack these enterprise features. The integrated GPU offers 32 Xe-LP execution units. Despite the impressive specifications, these processors will never reach gaming PCs, marking a significant shift in Intel's strategy toward specialized industrial and edge computing applications rather than competing directly in the consumer desktop space.