Intel “Raptor Lake Next” CPUs Appear in Shipping Records
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Four Intel Raptor Lake Next CPUs appear in a shipping database. The entries give first details of clock rates, cache and possible core numbers.
The news at Intel is of course and above all Nova Lake, but it would be a little quick to forget that new Raptor Lake chips are ambush.
Intel Raptor Lake NEXT processors with up to 30MB cache and 3.5GHz base frequency spotted in NBD shipping documents. The post Intel’s new Raptor Lake NEXT processors spotted with up to 33MB cache appeared first on Digiato.
The Intel Raptor Lake NEXT have been filtered and have appeared in shipping records with data that allow us to specify a little more what the company is preparing for its next desktop renewal. We are talking about four references with frequencies between 2.1 and 3.5 GHz and cache capabilities of up to 33 MB. We already knew the configurations that were being shuffled for this family, but now we have product codes and some specifications to start…
Intel is aware of the challenging situation in the PC market. That's why some of its new processors will be compatible with existing motherboards and paired with older RAM modules. A test driver marked "RPL-NEXT" has appeared in Intel's software database, marked with the "testbuild" suffix and protected from public download. It likely concerns Smart Sound technology, responsible for […] The article "Intel Returns to an Older Socket. New Processo…
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