Intel

Is any other company as synonymous with tech? Founded in 1968 by Gordon Moore and Robert Noyce, Intel went on to develop the legendary 386 microprocessor and has served as a dominant player in semiconductors ever since.

Intel is reportedly planning a Raptor Lake Refresh – more 14th-gen CPUs inbound?

More LGA1700 Intel Core CPUs may be released in the future, providing an upgrade path that could potentially work with DDR4 memory.
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Intel’s Core Ultra 5 250K Plus iGPU deliver Steam Deck graphics performance, enough for 1080p gaming

Intel’s Core Ultra 5 250K Plus shows serviceable gaming performance without needing a dedicated GPU, on top of its useful video encoding capabilities.
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Intel Nova Lake specs leak suggests key details of 13 CPUs, with up to 52 cores

Nova Lake may usher in a new class of CPU that would compete with top-end AMD Ryzen X3D chips, as well as the return of a Core Ultra 3.
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Finally, Crimson Desert is playable on Intel Arc B580 GPUs using the latest drivers

Crimson Desert is finally playable on Intel Arc B580 GPUs with the latest drivers, but the experience is not yet perfect, as users report game-breaking bugs.
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Geekbench 6.7 adds Intel BOT detection, flagging invalid benchmark runs for easier comparisons

Geekbench 6.7 releases with Intel Binary Optimisation Tool (BOT) detection, which flags runs that show an 'unfair' advantage for Core CPUs.
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Intel Serpent Lake chips may feature Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU tiles

Intel Serpent Lake is reportedly a variant of Titan Lake, and looks as though it may be the first Intel CPU generation to feature Nvidia GeForce RTX GPU tiles.
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Intel Nova Lake CPUs reportedly won’t have any Xe4 GPU elements after all

Intel Nova Lake processors reportedly combine Xe3 graphics with Xe3P display/media engine, without any elements from Xe4.
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Intel tells us Raptor Lake “is not going anywhere” and hints at more DDR4/DDR5 hybrid motherboards to come

Intel promises that supply of its ageing LGA1700 chips, which support both DDR4 and DDR5 memory, will be "abundantly available."
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Geekbench is unhappy about Intel’s Binary Optimisation due to potentially inflated scores

Primate Labs' analysis of Intel’s Binary Optimisation Tool shows high performance boosts that could unrealistically skew benchmarks in favour of Intel.
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