Intel Nova Lake Brings AVX-512 Back to Core Ultra Series 4 Desktop CPUs
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A leaker who is often well-informed about Intel has revealed new details this week about the integrated graphics of the upcoming Nova Lake mobile chips. We've learned, in particular, that Xe3P iGPUs are expected. This promises a significant graphics boost for high-end laptops. [Read more] Did you know? Google News lets you choose the media outlets you follow. Don't miss Frandroid and Numerama.
Intel Nova Lake Chips May Unify AVX-512 Across E-Cores And P-Cores
While the groundwork for this was technically laid back in November when Intel released GCC patches (following our earlier reporting), a major new piece of the puzzle has just surfaced. Those patches revealed that Nova Lake would have not only AVX-512, but in fact the latest AVX10.2 version of it, as well as APX and MOVRS. But now, according
For five years, AVX-512 on Intel's consumer platforms was a chapter with an inglorious end: introduced, partially supported, and then phased out via microcode. With Nova Lake, also known as Core Ultra 400, the tide now appears to be turning for good. A new Linux kernel patch explicitly names Intel Nova Lake as a future client CPU family with AVX-512 support, providing further solid evidence that […]
Intel Nova Lake Brings AVX-512 Back to Core Ultra Series 4 Desktop CPUs
Intel is preparing to restore AVX-512 support to its consumer processor lineup with the upcoming Core Ultra Series 4 Nova Lake family. According to Intel engineer Jay Kihn, both the new Coyote Cove performance cores and Arctic Wolf efficiency cores will implement the same AVX-512 instruction set, making Nova Lake t ...
AVX-512 support is reportedly returning with Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs — Latest Linux kernel patches reveal P-cores and E-cores will gain native 512-bit execution
When Intel switched to a hybrid architecture with its 12th-Gen Alder Lake PUs, it removed AVX-512 support from the lineup entirely because the E-cores didn't support it. Since then, every subsequent generation has shipped without it... until now. Just today, a new Linux patch pushed in the RAID optimized path has revealed that AVX-512 is finally returning to Intel CPUs with Nova Lake, present on both P-cores and E-cores. (Image credit: Future)In…
AVX-512 returns to Intel desktop CPUs with Nova Lake
Intel is bringing back support for AVX-512 with Nova Lake, according to this new Linux Kernel Patch According to a new Linux kernel patch, Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake desktop CPUs will feature support for AVX-512, something that has been missing from Intel’s desktop CPUs since the release of Alder Lake in 2021. This should arrive […] The post AVX-512 returns to Intel desktop CPUs with Nova Lake – Linux Patch claims appeared first on OC3D.
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