Intel Reportedly Prepares Itself For Raptor Lake 'NEXT', As The Demand For DDR4 Platform Increases Significantly
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In January next year, an old acquaintance could resurrect: Then new PC processors with Raptor Lake architecture will come.
Intel Plans to Release Raptor Lake For a Third Time in 2027 as “Raptor Lake Next.”
See full bio Dr. Usman Saleem At Tech4Gamers, I’m the PC Hardware Specialist, primarily contributing to the “Best-Ofs” section and covering news about technology and the PC hardware industry. I provide thoughtful buying advice based on thorough testing and personal expertise. I also review hardware products and games to keep things fresh. See full bio Story Highlight Intel plans to release the “Raptor Lake Next” lineup of CPUs in 2027. These …
Not expected until early 2027, the new Core 200 Raptor Lake Next confirms that the decline in DDR5 is not immediate.
According to Tom's hardware, Intel is planning new CPUs for the socket LGA 1700, which will appear as "Raptor Lake Next" in the first half of 2027 and support DDR4. For upgraders this means: existing DDR4 memory would remain usable.
Intel Reportedly Prepares Itself For Raptor Lake 'NEXT', As The Demand For DDR4 Platform Increases Significantly
Intel is once again down for another Refresh for its Raptor Lake series and as per the report, it's set to launch it next year. Intel Aims for DDR4 Abundance in the Market Through Releasing New Raptor Lake Refreshes Alongside Nova Lake CPUs Intel Raptor Lake has witnessed multiple refreshes in recent years. After the success of the 13th-gen Raptor Lake family, Intel followed up with the 14th-gen Raptor Lake Refresh. Even after the release of Int…
Intel reportedly preparing surprise return to DDR4 systems with 'Raptor Lake Next' — LGA 1700 platform apparently slated for first half of 2027, takes a page from AMD's book by extending budget platform longevity
The name came up a few times during our conversations at Computex. Intel has declined to comment on it.
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