Tag:Intel

MSI readies Claw 8 EX AI+ handheld with lower-cost Intel Arc G3 chip, according to leak

Picking up an MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ could be a little easier on the wallet thanks to a potential new model with a slightly less-powerful Intel chip.
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This Intel-backed overclocking tool promises performance boosts of up to 60%, but there’s a catch

Hypertune aims to boost CPU and GPU performance, while reducing any overhead from your operating system, but it isn't free.
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Intel CPUs reportedly set for 10% price rise in October

Looking to improve margins among declining shipments, Intel is apparently planning a price hike for PC CPUs, and may discontinue some products too.
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Intel Nova Lake presentation leak shows a Q1 2027 release target

Intel is seemingly starting Nova Lake CPU mass production in 2026, followed by availability in 2027, with the flagship 52-core chip apparently coming later.
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New DDR4 motherboards likely to accompany Intel Raptor Lake Refresh, says tech leaker

Forthcoming Intel Raptor Lake chips could also in a new wave of boards supporting DDR4 RAM, as DDR5 memory is now prohibitively expensive.
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Intel Nova Lake power draw could approach a monstrous 300W on 28-core CPU, according to leak

In addition to offering more cores relative to current Intel Core Ultra processors, Nova Lake could mark a notable rise in power consumption too.
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Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus hits lowest ever price, and comes with two free games

The Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus is one of the best-value processors on the market, and this latest Amazon CPU deal makes it even more tempting.
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Intel Nova Lake CPUs will arrive on desktop first, prioritising gamers over server market

In a recent interview, Robert Hallock said consumers will get their hands on Intel's next core before server customers.
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Intel eyes return to RAM business, hinting at stacked designs on top of CPUs

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan no longer views memory manufacturing as a commodity market, and sees lots of potential for innovation and profit.
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