Intel Razor Lake-S Reportedly Targets 2028 and May Retain LGA 1954
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Several processor generations on one socket? What's standard with AMD, it's probably soon with Intel too. Rumor has it that Razor Lake also fits socket 1954.
It's kind of like putting the plow before the oxen when Nova Lake isn't even officially introduced, but news about the aftermath is always useful.
This generation will have the new Griffin Cove architecture and more cores. The post Intel Razor Lake-S desktop processors likely to arrive in 2028 with LGA 1954 socket appeared first on Digiato.
Intel Razor Lake-S reportedly targets 2028 and may retain LGA 1954
A new report citing hardware leaker Jaykihn says Intel is currently targeting 2028 for its Razor Lake-S desktop processors, rather than 2027.If accurate, the family would follow Nova Lake-S by at least a year and could use the same LGA 1954 socket.
Intel Razor Lake-S Reportedly Due in 2028 on LGA-1954
Intel's Razor Lake desktop processors, the generation that follows Nova Lake-S, are currently slated for 2028, according to well-known Intel leaker Jaykihn. When asked on X whether Razor Lake-S was planned for 2027, Jaykihn replied "not currently," then followed up saying Razor Lake is a 2028 product for now. A leaked partner slide placed the first Nova Lake-S SKUs in Q1 2027 and indicated Intel plans to keep LGA-1954 for multiple generations, s…
Intel Razor Lake-S Desktop CPUs To Tap LGA 1954 In 2028 Extending Nova Lake-S Socket
We're still waiting for Intel to formally introduce its next-generation Nova Lake-S lineup, which is rumored to crash the desktop party with up to 28 cores initially before eventually culminating in a 52-core monster gaming CPU with gobs of
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