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Intel's Big 12 Xe Core iGPU for "Nova Lake-S" Postponed to "Razor Lake"

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Intel's long-rumored "big iGPU" version of the upcoming "Nova Lake-S" desktop processor family might not materialize, according to well-known Intel leaker Jaykihn. Intel had been working on a desktop "Nova Lake-S" version with 12 Xe3P cores and a 16-core (4+8+4) CPU cluster, designed to provide enough graphics power for light gaming and 3D work using the integrated graphics solution. However, the future of this Intel APU is now uncertain, as it …
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Nova Lake-S will no longer have 12-core Xe3P integrated graphics; Intel's program has been moved to Razor Lake-S. The post Intel changes Nova Lake-S integrated graphics program; 12-core Xe3P model moved to Razor Lake-S appeared first on Digiato.

Even worse, there is every reason to believe that the idea of a CPU desktop with a powerful iGPU will still have to wait for at least one generation at Intel.

It may be necessary to wait a little longer before Intel offers a real big APU for our desktop PCs. For some time now, rumours have evoked a rather special decline in Nova Lake-S, combining a relatively modest CPU part with a very large iGPU comprising no less than 12 Xe3P Cores. But according to the latest news from Leaker Jaykihn, Intel would finally have decided to push this chip back to the next generation, namely Razor Lake.

One of the most exciting features of Intel's upcoming desktop processors was supposed to be their powerful iGPU, which, according to leaks, should be able to effectively replace weaker dedicated graphics cards. Unfortunately, the latest reports... Full version of the website https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/nova_lake_s_igpu_intel_plany-54066.html

Intel seems to have moved one of the most interesting pieces that it had prepared for the desktop PC, and it was precisely one of those that could save us from buying a dedicated graph.According to a new Jaykihn leak, the Nova Lake-S with 12 Xe Cores iGPU would have become part of Razor Lake-S, a change The Intel input would have moved its Nova Lake-S with 12 Xe iGPU to Razor Lake-S: calendar adjustment or development problems? appears first in …

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Wccftech broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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