Intel Next-Gen Nova Lake-S Roadmap Leaks
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A slide attributed to an Intel partner anticipates massive production of Nova Lake-S by the end of 2026 and a phased launch during 2027, although the company has not confirmed the schedule. *** The mass production of the Core Ultra 400 Nova Lake-S would begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, according to a leak. The unlocked 28 core model would be the first to arrive, during the first quarter of 2027. The version of up to 52 cores would be release…
Intel Nova Lake "Core Ultra 400" 28-Core Desktop CPUs Launch In Q1 2027, Followed By 52-Core Models, Razor Lake Eyes Q4 2027 & Hammer Lake Positioned For LGA 1954
Intel's Nova Lake "Core Ultra 400" Desktop CPUs are launching as early as Q1 2027, while the LGA 1954 platform targets longevity with Razor Lake & Hammer Lake chips. Intel Commits To Making LGA 1954 A "Multi-Generational" Socket, Bringing Nova Lake, Razor Lake, and Hammer Lake Desktop CPUs The Intel Nova Lake-S Desktop CPU platform, branded under the Core Ultra 400 family, will be entering mass production in Q4 2026. The latest information comes…
Intel Next-Gen Nova Lake-S Roadmap Leaks
Intel Nova Lake production details leak – Q1 2027 launch revealed A new slide has leaked detailing Intel’s plans for Nova Lake-S (NVL) and the company’s planned LGA1954 (900-series) platform. This slide confirms many prior Nova Lake leaks and gives a firm release timeframe for Intel’s next-generation Core Ultra 400 series CPUs. According to the […] The post Intel Next-Gen Nova Lake-S Roadmap Leaks appeared first on OC3D.
Nova Lake CPUs expected to launch early next year, and Intel is reportedly planning a "multi-generational" socket
Last Updated on September 3, 2026 References to Intel’s next-gen hardware surfaced lately in internal test tools, seemingly confirming the LGA 1954 socket set to be compatible with the upcoming Nova Lake processors. The new socket succeeds LGA 1851, which is currently compatible with Intel’s Core Ultra Series 2 chips, led by the flagship Core ...
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