Intel's Nova Lake "Core Ultra 400" Desktop CPUs are launching as early as Q1 2027, while the LGA 1954 platform targets longevity with Razor Lake & Hammer Lake chips. Intel Commits To Making LGA 1954 A "Multi-Generational" Socket, Bringing Nova Lake, Razor Lake, and Hammer Lake Desktop CPUs The Intel Nova Lake-S Desktop CPU platform, branded under the Core Ultra 400 family, will be entering mass production in Q4 2026. The latest information comes from a recent presentation held in China by one of Intel's authorized distributors in the region. The information may not be directly from Intel, but is […]

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Intel Razor Lake CPUs, the follow-up to Nova Lake, will be based on TSMC's N2X node & bring bLLC to laptop variants. Intel Reportedly Leverages TSMC N2X Process Tech For Razor Lake CPUs The upcoming Nova Lake CPUs will leverage a mix of TSMC N2P and Intel 18A technologies, but with the follow-up, Intel plans on using a more advanced variant of TSMC's 2nm technologies. As per Jaykihn at X, it is stated that Intel will leverage the N2X process technology for its Razor Lake CPUs. Details for Intel Razor Lake are slim at the moment, but it was recently […]

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Intel's Razor Lake-AX and Razor Lake-S CPUs will feature different P-core and E-Core architectures to tackle different client segments. Intel Razor Lake-AX Builds Upon The Cancelled Nova Lake-AX Chips While Razor Lake-S & Razor Lake-H Leverage Latest Architectures Recently, there has been new information surrounding Intel's upcoming Razor Lake families. The AX family will target the "Halo" segment, combining lots of CPU cores with lots of GPU cores, while the standard lineups will aim at the desktop and mobile segments. As per new details shared by Jaykihn on X, the Intel Razor Lake-AX lineup builds upon the Nova Lake-AX family, […]

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Intel's Nova Lake Desktop CPUs will include two 18-core models featuring a single compute tile and large bLLC. Next-Gen Nova Lake Desktop CPUs Include Two Core Ultra 5 Models With 18-Cores, Up To 125W, and Intel's Big LLC Technology The Intel Core Ultra 400S series or Nova Lake-S Desktop CPU lineup will come in various shapes and sizes. Each segment will consist of multiple options to choose from, such as Single-Compute Tile, Dual-Compute Tile, bLLC, non-bLLC, Unlocked, and Non-K models. We have talked about the initial lineup before, and as per the latest from Jaykihn, it looks like there will […]

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Intel Nova Lake Desktop CPUs are the next big platform upgrade for the consumer segment, offering up to 52 cores. Intel's 52-Core Nova Lake Desktop CPUs Made At TSMC, Consume Lots of Power & Produce Lots of Heat Every year at Computex, we try to bring you the latest updates on Intel's next-generation desktop lineup. In 2023, we shared the first details of Intel's 14th Gen Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs, and in 2024, we shared the first details about Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs. Our information turned out to be correct, and this year, we have an update for Intel's upcoming […]

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Intel has reportedly started shipping engineering samples of its next-generation Nova Lake CPUs, which bring a massive performance increase. Intel Nova Lake Engineering Samples Rumored To Be Shipping Now, Major Performance Uplifts Expected Intel's Nova Lake CPUs are expected to launch in the second half of this year. The desktop family, Nova Lake-S, will be the first to hit shelves, offering a big bump in performance thanks to enhancements in the architecture and core design. As per SiliconFly, Intel has begun shipping the first ES samples of its Nova Lake CPUs. No details are being mentioned as to what core […]

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New rumours surrounding AMD's next-generation Zen 6 processors have surfaced, indicating a renewed push for higher clock speeds. 

The latest leaks from HXL (via Wccftech) suggest that Intel's Coyote Cove P-cores are poised to claim the IPC (Instructions Per Clock) crown. Rumours indicate that Intel's focus on a “wider” execution engine is paying off, allowing Nova Lake to process more instructions per cycle than AMD's upcoming Zen 6. However, IPC is only half the battle, as AMD is expected to counter this with raw speed.

Early reports for Zen 6 (codenamed Olympic Ridge) suggest that the move to TSMC's N2P (2nm) process is enabling clock speeds as high as 7.0GHz. This would represent a massive jump over the 5.7GHz boost clocks of the Ryzen 9000 series. To complement these speeds, AMD is also restructuring its chiplets, with Zen 6 reportedly moving to a 12-core CCD (Core Complex Die) design, enabling a 24-core flagship with better intra-core latency and a unified 48MB L3 cache per chiplet.

KitGuru says: If all of this proves true, then the next-generation desktop CPUs from Intel and AMD will be very interesting to compare when the time comes. 

Rumors regarding Intel Nova Lake's performance and clocks have started roaming the web, with the IPC being mentioned as higher than AMD Zen 6. Nova Lake vs Zen 6 Rumors: Intel Leads In IPC While AMD Leads In Clock Speeds The latest rumor comes from HXL (@9550pro), who has posted rumored information regarding the IPC and clock speeds of upcoming CPU architectures such as Intel's Coyote Cove and AMD's Zen 6. Intel Coyote Cove P-Core architecture will be featured on the next-gen Nova Lake CPUs alongside the Arctic Wolf E-Cores. Meanwhile, AMD will leverage its Zen 6 architecture for next-gen […]

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Intel's next-gen Nova Lake-S CPUs will feature a 44-core "Dual Compute Tile" CPU config instead of a 42-core configuration. Intel Nova Lake-S 42-Core Desktop CPU Spec Upgraded To 44 Cores, Retains Dual Compute Tile Config With bLLC A few months back, we reported that Intel was working on a range of Nova Lake-S Desktop CPUs that will come in 52, 42, 28, and 24 core configurations, all featuring bLLC cache. It looks like one of these SKUs will be getting a spec upgrade. As per Jaykihn, the 42-core spec has now been upgraded to 44 cores, featuring 16 P-Cores (2x8) and […]

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Intel's next-gen laptop CPUs will feature massive upgrades with Nova Lake-HX packing as many as 28 cores in enthusiast configurations. Intel Readies Nova Lake-HX CPUs For Enthusiast Laptops, Packing Up To 28 Cores Details of Intel's next-gen enthusiast-grade laptop CPU platform have leaked out, and it looks like laptops are going to see a major bump in performance. The new details come from Jaykihn, who has posted the core configurations of two SKUs that will be used to power the next-gen laptop family. Both SKUs are part of the Nova Lake-HX family, which is expected to launch by CES next […]

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AMD will roll out its next-gen Olympic Ridge Ryzen "Zen 6" Desktop CPUs with up to 24 cores in dual and 12 cores in single CCD configurations. AMD Preps Several Next-Gen Ryzen "Olympic Ridge" Desktop CPU SKUs, Starting at 6 With Up To 24 Cores AMD's next-gen Ryzen Desktop CPUs will feature the brand new Zen 6 core architecture and will be codenamed under the Olympic Ridge family. This next-gen lineup will be a major upgrade for AM5 platforms, offering architectural improvements, IPC uplifts, higher core configurations, advanced X3D stacking technologies, faster clocks, and newer features on existing and newer […]

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