In a very surprise move it appears that Intel is refreshing and upgrading some of the ‘Celeron’ processors in the Comet Lake 10th gen CPU lineup. The discovery of two new unannounced Comet Lake-S Celeron processors certainly hints that a refresh is coming. Intel has not refreshed any of the Comet lake- S CPUs till now. Continue reading Intel is refreshing some of the 10th Generation Comet Lake-S “Celeron” processors →

Intel’s next generation of Alder Lake-S Core processors are said to be the company’s first 10nm mainstream desktop processors, and we have already seen documents, datasheets, and release notes for these CPUs which also appeared on Intel’s own developer website. These processors have been confirmed to support a new LGA1700 socket. Continue reading Intel’s Alder Lake-S iGPU has been spotted in “SiSoftware” database with 32 execution units/EUs →

In case you didn’t know Intel’s unreleased Core i9-10850K desktop processor was spotted few weeks ago, with geekbench entries of this CPU being listed as well, along with the specs. Continue reading Intel’s new Core i9-10850K 10 Core Desktop CPU has been listed online for $450, up to 5.2 GHz boost clock →

Similar to the Core i7-10700K, and Core i9-10900K, Silicon Lottery is now selling five different pre-binned variants of the Core i5-10600K processor. Continue reading Silicon Lottery is currently selling the Core i5-10600K 6 Core Desktop CPU in pre-binned Flavors, up to 5.1 GHz For $420 US →

Intel has recently issued a new product change notification (PCN) in which the company has announced the discontinuation of its 9th Gen Core X series “Skylake-X” HEDT processors. The new PCH applies to all the Skylake-X processors based on the ‘LGA2066’ socket as well as the Xeon W-2000 series workstation processors, which also use the same socket, and are based on a similar IP. Continue reading Intel is finally retiring its 9th Gen Core-X ‘Skylake-X’ series of CPUs, giving them an End-of-Life/EOL status →

Intel’s next generation of Alder Lake-S Core processors are said to be the company’s first 10nm mainstream desktop processors, and we have already seen documents, datasheets, and release notes for these CPUs which also appeared on Intel’s own developer website. These processors have been confirmed to support a new LGA1700 socket. Continue reading Intel’s future ‘Alder Lake’ processors will feature a new Hybrid architecture (Big and Small cores) for the desktop market →

Intel’s 12th next generation of Alder Lake-S Core processors are said to be the company’s first 10nm mainstream desktop processors, and we have already seen documents, datasheets, and release notes for these CPUs which also appeared on Intel’s own developer website. These processors have been confirmed to support a new LGA1700 socket. This socket will have support for at least three generations of Intel CPUs. Continue reading Intel’s Alder Lake-S CPUs won’t support the AVX-512 instruction, which further confirms the use of ARM’s big.LITTLE design →

Rocket Lake (RKL) is a planned microarchitecture designed by Intel as a direct successor to the Comet Lake-S series of desktop CPUs and high-performance mobile devices. These were expected to hit the market by the end of this year, but the roadmap from Intel paints a different picture. Continue reading Intel’s Core i7 ‘Rocket Lake-S’ CPU lineup rumored to feature an uneven ‘8 core 12 thread’ configuration →

Intel has finally decided to discontinue the Gemini Lake series of third-generation low-power SoC processors. This move is not unexpected though, since Intel already introduced the updated Gemini Lake Refresh chips back in October last year. Continue reading Intel is finally retiring its ‘Gemini Lake’ family of CPUs, giving them an End-of-Life/EOL status →