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The Future Intel Nova Lake Chips for Laptop PCs Would Support the CSO-DIMM 8000 RAM
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With Nova Lake's mobile millings, Intel would move on to support DDR5-8000 CSO-DIMM modules. An interesting step forward compared to Panther Lake. You'll be told why.
Also expected on portable PCs, Nova Lake solutions could display compatibility with both welded LPDDR5X modules and replaceable DDR5-8000 CSO-DIM bars. Intel would therefore seek to burn any wood in the midst of RAM crisis, without sacrificing performance.
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