Intel confirms Raptor Lake CPUs are greatly outselling Core Ultra
13th & 14th Gen Core processors are proving more popular than newer Core Ultra CPUs, causing Intel 7 process node shortages.
Intel reportedly places orders with TSMC for its N2 node
Intel may join AMD and Apple as a customer of TSMC's 2nm node, likely as part of its plans to manufacture Nova Lake CPUs.
Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI motherboard prices may soon increase
Reports from Board Channels claim that major Taiwanese manufacturers are planning to increase the cost of their motherboards.
Intel Core Ultra 400S processors will likely require a new CPU socket
Intel Nova Lake S processors will seemingly pair with a new socket, namely LGA1954, replacing current generation LGA1851 designs.
Intel Arc B770 graphics cards may be on the way after all
Shipping manifests include references to a BMG-G31 GPU die, suggesting Intel is perhaps planning to bring Arc B770 graphics cards to market.
Efficient Intel Bartlett Lake-S CPUs may come to desktop
MSI overclocker hints at the potential release of Intel Bartlett Lake-S Core Ultra 200E processors, featuring 24 cores and 65W TDP.
Update: Intel confirms Panther Lake chips for 2025 using 18A manufacturing
Intel ensures its Panther Lake chips are on track to release in 2025, combining the performance of Arrow Lake and the efficiency of Lunar Lake.
Chinese users can get overclocked Intel PCs covered by warranty
Select Chinese stores are selling Intel IPO branded machines, offering out-of-the-box overclocking and tuning without breaking the warranty.
AMD outsells Intel by 4:1 on Amazon, as Core Ultra 200S sales struggle against Ryzen
Sales data from March 2025 indicates that AMD continues to dominate the CPU market as Intel struggles to shift current generation chips.
Intel claims its Core Ultra 200HX CPUs are 40% more efficient
Intel Core Ultra 200H(X) processors boast higher efficiency and performance, plus an AI assistant to help with your in-game questions.
High-end Intel Arc Battlemage GPUs may never see the light of day
Intel is seemingly canning its Arc B770 and B750 Battlemage GPUs, leaving AMD and Nvidia alone in the $400 to $500 range.