Tag:Intel

Intel Nova Lake CPUs resurrect AVX-512 support on P-Cores and E-Cores, according to leak

Intel is apparently bringing back AVX-512 support with its consumer Nova Lake CPUs, with potential for substantial performance boosts in some workloads.

Best DDR4 CPU and motherboard guide: upgrade your PC, use old RAM, avoid silly DDR5 prices

From the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D to the Intel Core i5-14600K, here are some decent PC upgrades you can use with your old DDR4 memory.

Intel is reportedly restarting production of 13th and 14th-gen CPUs, with even Comet Lake getting more supply

Intel is apparently planning to maintain an abundant supply of DDR4-compatible CPUs in China, as DDR5 prices skyrocket.

52-core Intel Nova Lake CPU could draw over 474W, according to leak

Flagship Intel Nova Lake CPU may pull 474W during its short-duration PL2 boost mode, so it may well need some serious cooling power.

Intel Core Ultra 270K Plus crashes to record-low price for Prime Day, in both US and UK

This Amazon Intel CPU deal offers fantastic value, with the 24-core 270K Plus going for its lowest ever price of just $264.99 / £259.99.

I played 10 of the latest games on a nine-year-old Intel CPU, and it holds up surprisingly well

Can you game on an old CPU? I dusted off my nearly ten-year-old Core i7- 7700K and played Arc Raiders, Forza Horizon 6, and more to find out.

PCSpecialist Storm Elite II review: a great QHD gaming PC at a fair price

Featuring an Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 and Intel Core i5 CPU, this PCSpecialist gaming PC offers plenty of decent performance for a reasonable price.

Intel shows off 18A-P, promising a 9% clock speed boost for the same power as 18A

Intel Foundry reveals the details of its latest refinements to the 18A manufacturing process, including improved thermals and power management.

Intel CPUs with Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics will launch in early 2028, rumour claims

While the technical details of this Intel and Nvidia collaboration remain a secret, we now have a potential release window for the CPUs.