Intel and AMD have been locked in combat ever since Ryzen 7 debuted and put AMD back in the CPU race for the first time in six years. Both companies are prepping to release higher core count ...
TL;DR: Intel will launch its Arrow Lake-S Refresh CPUs in 2026, featuring the new Core Ultra 200K Plus lineup with improved clock speeds, increased CPU cores, and enhanced DDR5-7200 memory support.
Update: We originally wrote this analysis before we had actual hardware in hand. Since then, we’ve put several 9th gen laptops to the test. If you want to see hard evidence of what we forecast here, ...
TL;DR: Intel's upcoming Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake" CPUs, launching at CES 2026, feature up to 16 cores, 12 Xe3 GPU cores, and clock speeds reaching 5.1GHz. These processors deliver over 50% ...
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Intel's 'Panther Lake' Core Ultra laptop chips are ready for prime time: All the details we know so far
Intel’s 2-nanometer "18A" chip foundry has fired up at last, churning out the newest Core Ultra Series 3 processors for ...
Intel continued its climb up the clock-speed ladder by launching the Core i9-14900KS, a “special edition” desktop chip that offers the very fastest clock speed of any current PC processor, at 6.2GHz.
Intel has confirmed the existence of a Core 200H family through a new table published on its website (via momomo_x). The chip maker's updated naming scheme positions these processors as budget ...
Recap: Intel's Meteor Lake processors will have an entirely new naming convention, replacing the existing 'Core i' branding. While the high-end SKUs in the new lineup will come with the 'Core Ultra' ...
Intel is slated to announce its 11th-gen U-series Tiger Lake processors during its upcoming September 2 event. The firm has promised “something big” for the event, which is most likely the ...
Like a slow running faucet, detailed specifications for Intel's highest tier Core X-series processors—all of which are Skylake-X CPUs—have been slowly revealed one drip at a time. Last week, for ...
Today, we're taking a more in-depth look at a clock-for-clock (IPC) test of Intel LGA 1700 processors. This means we're comparing the 12th-gen, 13th-gen, and the "new" 14th-gen CPU models we recently ...
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