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Intel Nova Lake

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Intel’s “Nova Lake-S” desktop platform is getting attention for new CPU core details and performance capabilities like AVX-512/APX. The discussion also centers on reported power/efficiency figures for a 28-core bLLC “Nova Lake-S” variant versus Intel Core Ultra 9 285K.

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Key Takeaway Nova Lake-S is being characterized by both feature enablement (AVX-512/APX) and a higher reported power profile (296W PL2) versus Core Ultra 9 285K.
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WCCFTech · 5h ago
Intel’s 28-Core bLLC Nova Lake-S Reportedly Draws 296 W PL2, 18% Higher Than Core Ultra 9 285K

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  • Intel’s 28-Core bLLC Nova Lake-S Reportedly Draws 296 W PL2, 18% Higher Than Core Ultra 9 285K WCCFTech
  • (PR) Socionext Broadens SoC Roadmap with Intel 18A-P Process Technology TechPowerUp
  • Intel "Nova Lake-S" Tested with AVX-512 and APX Enabled TechPowerUp
  • Intel's New CPU Cores Debut on "Nova Lake-S" Desktop Before Xeon Servers TechPowerUp
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tweaktown.com

Intel Core Ultra 9 4950K leaked as Nova Lake-S flagship with 28 cores

Intel's next Core Ultra flagship just leaked with 28 cores, a new naming scheme, and benchmark scores that beat every current desktop CPU.

1d ago Hassam Nasir
techpowerup.com

Intel Core Ultra 9 4590K Could Signal New Naming Scheme for "Nova Lake-S"

Intel's upcoming desktop CPU generation, part of the "Nova Lake-S" processor family, might adopt a new naming convention that returns to a four-digit format, unlike the current three-digit format used

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igorslab.de

Intel Nova Lake：新 CPU 核心率先用于台式机

Intel 已确认：Nova Lake 将首先把新的 CPU 核心架构带到台式机处理器中。采用相关技术的服务器产品预计将在之后推出。

2d ago Samir Bashir

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Are the 28-core Nova Lake-S models expected to be the top SKUs, or is Intel planning larger variants?

The 28-core Nova Lake-S models are not expected to be the top SKUs. Intel is said to be planning a larger 52-core variant with two compute tiles that would arrive later in the cycle after the initial 28-core models hit shelves. Answered

Intel Core Ultra 9 4950K leaked as Nova Lake-S flagship with 28 cores
Which motherboard socket and chipset is Nova Lake-S reportedly using for the 28-core engineering sample?

The 28-core engineering sample is reportedly running on a Z990 chipset motherboard and uses Intel's new LGA 1954 socket. These details come from the Nova Lake-S leak described in the article. Answered

Intel Core Ultra 9 4950K leaked as Nova Lake-S flagship with 28 cores
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