CPUID Readies CPU-Z for Intel Razor Lake, Two Generations Out
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The Intel Razor Lake-S processors would arrive in 2028 on the LGA 1954 socket, about a year after the Nova Lake-S, according to a new leak. So the platform base would remain the same, which reinforces the idea of a durable socket at Intel, but the date remains an unconfirmed information by the manufacturer. According to the [...] The Intel Razor Lake-S article: the next office CPUs would arrive in 2028 on the LGA 1954 socket, a year after Nova L…
Intel Razor Lake-S desktop processors are rumored to be released in 2028, using the same LGA 1954 socket as Nova Lake-S. The new series will bring the Griffin Cove P-Core architecture.
Intel Razor Lake-S Desktop CPUs Reportedly Arrive In 2028 On The Same LGA 1954 Socket As Nova Lake-S, Extending Multi-Generational Platform Support
Intel's Razor Lake-S Desktop CPUs are reportedly going to arrive in 2028, a year after the launch of Nova Lake-S on the same LGA 1954 platform. Intel Razor Lake-S Desktop CPUs To Extend Multi-Generational Support On LGA 1954 Platforms It looks like Intel is preparing a slew of Razor Lake chips for 2028. While we wait for Nova Lake to launch next year in the form of Nova Lake-S, Nova Lake-HX, and Nova Lake-H configurations, the Razor Lake lineup …
CPUID Readies CPU-Z for Intel Razor Lake, Two Generations Out
CPUID has released CPU-Z 3.02, and the first line of its changelog simply reads "Intel Razor Lake support." Razor Lake is the processor family expected to follow Nova Lake, and Intel has yet to officially announce it. The changelog doesn't say which Razor Lake variants are covered or how deep that support goes, so this could be anything from basic detection to early groundwork. The November 4 update also adds the AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700, along w…
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