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Intel SST-TF Prepares For Future CPUs With More Cores

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Patches for Linux posted on Thursday by Intel prepare for a new version of Speed Select Technology Turbo Frequency (SST-TF) handling for future processors with more cores...
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Intel prepares new LGA 1954 socket for future Nova Lake-S processors

Intel seems ready to turn a new page in its technological history with the upcoming arrival of the 1954 LGA socket, which is intended to host the next generation of Nova Lake-S desktop processors. An expected transition that will mark the end of the life cycle of the 1851 LGA socket, which had just been introduced with the processors [...] The Intel article prepares a new LGA 1954 socket for its future Nova Lake-S processors appeared first on Ha…

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Intel SST-TF Prepares For Future CPUs With More Cores

Patches for Linux posted on Thursday by Intel prepare for a new version of Speed Select Technology Turbo Frequency (SST-TF) handling for future processors with more cores...

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