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Intel's freshly leaked roadmap for desktop and laptop CPUs is so complicated that it's given me a headache, but at least it all looks very promising on the Core Ultra processor front
By Nick Evanson Published
News Unified cores, the return of HyperThreading, and one socket across three generations.

Intel is reportedly forcing PC builders to buy its latest, most expensive 18A CPUs and I'm wondering what that means for Arrow Lake desktop chips
By Jeremy Laird Published
News There are no Intel 18A desktop CPUs, so what are we meant to buy?

Maybe it really is the year of Linux, as Framework claims more people are buying Ubuntu versions of its new laptop than Windows options
By Jacob Fox Published
News It's also "selling far above our forecast" in general.

Intel launches Wildcat Lake Core Series 3 processors: Kitten-sized chips for the business and budget markets only
By Nick Evanson Published
News Wildcat Lake has all of Panther Lake's goodies, except for its big iGPU.

Intel's fabs may at long last be worth all those billions of dollars
By Nick Evanson Published
News Its market capitalization is higher than it's ever been for over 25 years, thanks to recent chips and deals with Google and the Terafab project.

It's not just Arrow Lake that's been refreshed: Intel's whole approach to the consumer market seems like a new direction
By Nick Evanson Published
All ears Talk is cheap, listening is priceless.

Dell XPS 14 laptop with a Panther Lake chip manages a staggering 43-hour+ battery life result, thrashing the latest MacBook Air
By Andy Edser Published
News MacBook in the mud.

It looks like Intel might ditch regular E-cores for its upcoming Core 300 laptop chips
By Jacob Fox Published
News The upcoming low-power processors might not make for the best gaming chips.

Apple turns 50 today: here's what it does better than PC (no foolin')
By Jacob Ridley Published
Happy birthday The Mac vs PC debate is as old as the companies that make 'em. But even I can admit Apple silicon is a bit of a beast.

I've tested Intel's new Binary Optimization Tool to see what all the fuss is about and while it's almost everything the chip giant claims it to be, few PC gamers will ever see the benefits
By Nick Evanson Published
Benching BOT It really does work but with so few CPUs and games supporting it, BOT will mean nothing to most enthusiasts.
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