Intel has announced a whole bunch of new processors for its 14th Gen desktop lineup. While the architecture isn't new the new chips strike the right balance between performance and power.
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Microsoft has added several new Intel desktop and laptop processors to the list of Windows 11-supported CPU models. This is the first such update for the recently released version 23H2.
Intel announced the 14th generation of Core i desktop processors yesterday on October 16, and they should start appearing on store shelves from today, we were given two samples to test.
Intel 14th gen Core i9-14900K, i7-14700K, i5-14600K are expected to increase in price by up to 15%. It is rumored to be preparing to launch the new CPUs in October with a 4-8% performance boost.
Intel, last year, announced that it was ending the Pentium and Celeron brandings for laptops and notebooks. Interestingly, the company may be planning to go a similar route on desktops too.
Intel is apparently planning a refresh of the Raptor Lake CPUs as its 14th Gen desktop offering. Last week or so, the alleged specifications of the K series chips had leaked, and now we have more.
Intel is apparently launching Raptor Lake refresh on its desktop later this year. The alleged spec details as well as performance of the chips have leaked. Arrow Lake numbers have leaked too.
Intel China has published a new post that officially confirms the existence of Raptor Lake refresh as well as gives us the first look at the new nomenclature Intel plans to use in the future.
Intel's Innovation 2023 conference on September 19 and 20 is expected to offer new updates on Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs, Meteor Lake mobile processors, and insights into future Arc GPUs.
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