The Intel Core Ultra 9 285K Processor Review...not what I expected. Would you build a system with this processor? Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:40 A Little Disclaimer 01:13 Core Ultra Series & cpu Specs ...

The chiplet-based approach allows Intel to mix-and-match these tiles to offer three distinct iterations of Panther Lake: the ...

Leo has finally had time to review the 13700k processor Intel sent to him a while ago. He is impressed. We find out why. 00:00 Start 00:36 The technology 02:50 The setup 05:58 bios / Blender 07:19 ...

Intel is reportedly planning to support four generations of CPUs with its forthcoming LGA1954 socket, ditching its previous strategy of only supporting one or two generations before gamers need to ...

TL;DR: Intel's upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs, launching in 2026, will feature up to 52 cores, advanced bLLC cache technology rivaling AMD's 3D V-Cache, and significant performance gains over Arrow ...

Intel is reportedly planning to move to yet another new socket for its upcoming next-gen gaming CPUs, meaning you would need a whole new motherboard to upgrade again. According to information found in ...

Something to look forward to: Intel has long faced criticism for frequently changing CPU sockets, making desktop upgrades more expensive and complicated. That trend could be about to change, however, ...

Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs, rumored to launch in 2026, could introduce a brand-new LGA 1954 socket, marking yet another socket change for the company’s consumer platform. According to ...

TL;DR: Noctua confirms its CPU coolers compatible with Intel LGA1700 and LGA1851 sockets will also support the upcoming LGA1954 socket for next-gen Core Ultra 400 "Nova Lake" CPUs without requiring ...

The LGA 1156 and 1366 surface-mount hybrid sockets combine the benefits of both an LGA socket and BGA component, and are compliant with the Intel Core i7 processor family. The sockets’ cantilever beam ...

Two LGA sockets support current and future desktop and server microprocessors. The RoHS-compliant LGA771 Socket J accommodates Intel Xeon CPUs, while the LGA775 Socket T supports desktop computers.