Intel Nova Lake may come with upgrades to DDR5 and PCIe 5.0
Leaks indicate Intel Nova Lake-S CPUs will push dual-channel DDR5 support to 8,000MT/s while boosting PCIe 5.0 lane counts.
New Intel CPU may indicate Core 100 Series debut on desktop is imminent
Specifications for Core 5 120F suggest Intel is preparing to release new desktop CPUs but not for current generation platforms.
Intel and AMD won’t prioritise PCIe 6.0 SSD support, and I’m fine with that
PCIe 6.0 will supercharge SSD speeds to 32GB/s, but neither AMD nor Intel are interested in quickly adopting the new standard.
Next-gen Intel Nova Lake-S CPUs could pack up to 52 cores
Intel is throwing everything it has inside the upcoming Nova Lake-S CPU series, offering up to 16P+32E+4LP cores on the high-end.
Intel stirs hopes of Arc B770 with confirmation of BMG-G31 GPU die
Intel confirms the existence of its BMG-G31 GPU, but questions remain as to whether it will use it in an Arc B770 graphics card.
Intel Arc Battlemage eyes up the high-end with a PCIe 5 GPU
Intel is seemingly planning a new graphics card based on its Battlemage architecture, powered by a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface.
Nvidia enjoys greater dominance in GPU market against AMD while Intel disappears
GeForce RTX 50 Series helps Nvidia compound its lead in the GPU market, at the expense of AMD Radeon and Intel Arc.
Overlocker sets new GPU overclocking record but not with a graphics card
Overclocker SkatterBencher managed to push Core Ultra 9 285K's integrated graphics all the way up to 4.25GHz, setting a new GPU clock record.
Intel Nova Lake-S may get Xe3 graphics with Xe4 display engine
Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop processors may blend Xe3 Celestial graphics with Xe4 Druid display and media engine.
Intel Arrow Lake Refresh breaks cover in W880 block diagram
Likely flying under the same Core Ultra 2 Series banner as existing Intel CPUs, Arrow Lake Refresh processors seem closer than ever.
Intel Nova Lake CPU socket may retain compatibility with current coolers
Sporting identical dimensions to its forebear, the LGA1954 socket could be compatible with your existing CPU cooler.