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How might the 296W PL2 figure affect cooling requirements and case selection for builders?

If the leaked 296W PL2 figure holds, cooling is likely to become a significant concern and will probably require beefier cooling than current 250W PL2 parts like the Core Ultra 9 285K. Builders will need to prioritize robust coolers and strong case airflow, and running the chip in smaller cases could be especially problematic. The article notes cooling and case choice will be a real conversation for anyone planning to use this chip. Answered

Intel 'Nova-Lake-S' 28-core CPU with bLLC reportedly draws 296W at PL2
Are there any reported differences in camera sensors or lens layout between the Pixel 11 Pro Fold and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold in recent leaks?

Yes. The leak reports a smaller camera bar on the Pixel 11 Pro Fold and the flash moved to the upper left corner instead of the center position on the Pixel 10 Pro Fold. The article does not report any changes to camera sensors or lens layout beyond those design differences. Answered

Pixel 11 Pro Fold leak may reveal Google's next big foldable upgrade
Does the leak indicate whether the 296W figure refers to PL1 or PL2 power limits?

The leak indicates the 296W figure is a PL2 reading. The original post framed it as PL1 equal to PL2, but leaker jaykihn0 clarified the figure is technically a PL2 reading. Answered

Intel 'Nova-Lake-S' 28-core CPU with bLLC reportedly draws 296W at PL2

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