Intel Nova Lake CPU Details Emerge Ahead of 2026 Launch
Leaked benchmarks suggest Intel's upcoming Nova Lake-S CPUs will offer significant performance gains. New images reveal the LGA 1954 socket for these next-generation processors. The Core Ultra 400-series is expected to feature various models and support Thunderbolt 5.
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Alleged benchmarks leak online for Intel's 28-core Nova Lake-S CPU
Alleged benchmarks for Intel's upcoming 28-core Nova Lake-S CPU, potentially named Intel Core Ultra 9 4950K, have leaked online. The leaked data suggests significant performance gains over the current Arrow Lake-S generation, with single-thread scores near 1,000 and multi-thread scores near 20,000. Intel has confirmed that the Nova Lake architecture will debut on consumer chips first, with a 2026 launch window.
Intel Nova Lake-S photo leak shows what the company's new gaming CPUs will look like
A leaked photo reveals the underside of Intel's upcoming Nova Lake-S gaming CPUs, showcasing the new LGA 1954 motherboard socket. These new chips are expected to offer significant performance improvements over the current Core Ultra 200 lineup and may launch by late 2024 or early 2025, potentially challenging AMD's top-tier gaming processors.
Fresh Intel Nova Lake leak fills out the details on the range of Core Ultra 400-series CPUs we can expect to see later…
A new leak provides details on Intel's upcoming Nova Lake desktop processors, expected to be branded as the Core Ultra 400-series. The roadmap reveals specifications for various SKUs, including potential Core Ultra 9, 7, and 5 models, with some featuring a large 'bLLC' cache. The leak also suggests support for Thunderbolt 5 and confirms a maximum of 24 PCIe lanes.
