Intel Nova Lake-S Leak Points to 12 Xe3P GPU Cores, 154W PL2 and 40W Reserved for IGP
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New information regarding Intel's upcoming Nova Lake generation suggests an unusual cache configuration. A processor with eight performance cores, twelve efficient cores, and four low-power E cores is reportedly still expected to have 36 MB of L3 cache. This would be the same capacity as a higher-end variant with eight P cores, 16 E cores, and four LP-E cores. The information comes from hardware leaker Jaykihn and was documented by VideoCardz. I…
Intel Nova Lake 8P+12E CPU To Retain 36MB L3 Cache
There is a new rumour surrounding Intel Nova Lake and, more specifically, alleged details surrounding a specific 8P+12E SKU. Supposedly, that SKU will retain its 36MB L3 cache, rather than have it reduced. According to serial leakster Jaykihn, the Nova Lake SKU will be disabling a cluster of four E-Cores, dropping the core configuration from 8P+16E+4LP-E to the aforementioned 8P+12E+4LP-E configuration. For those of you struggling to understand …
The Intel Nova Lake family continues to reveal details and, this time, thanks to Jaykihn, we have good news for those who do not need to buy the most expensive processor in the range. According to the latest leaked information, Intel will be able to deactivate one of the E-Cores clusters of certain models without reducing the associated cache, allowing, for example, a CPU with 8 x P-Cores, 12 x E-Cores and 4 x LP-E Cores to retain 36 MB of L3 ca…
Nova Lake CPUs with cut-down E-core clusters may still retain full cache pool, says new leak — 8P+12E config predictions revised from 33MB to 36MB, 4P+4E config from 15MB to 18MB
Intel's upcoming Nova Lake CPUs have been a part of the rumor mill for months as excitement builds up for a potential CES 2027 announcement. The latest leak comes from reliable tipster Jaykihn, who's actually updating an older report that said SKUs with cut-down E-cores would also have reduced cache. Now, his new leak claims Intel will keep the L3 cache unaltered, even on chips with partially disabled E-core clusters. Go deeper with TH Premium: …
A new Nova-Lake-Leak corrects Intel's alleged cache gap: The 8P+12E+4LP-E-SKU is expected to retain 36 instead of 33 MiB L3. Intel has not yet confirmed the data.
Intel's Nova Lake-S Leak Reveals a Desktop Chip That Thinks It's an APU
Intel desktop CPUs have never been known for their graphics muscle — that’s what a GPU slot is for. But a fresh leak around the upcoming Nova Lake-S lineup suggests Intel might be rewriting that rule entirely, with one SKU dedicating a genuinely serious power budget to integrated graphics alone. The Numbers Behind the Leak […] The post Intel’s Nova Lake-S Leak Reveals a Desktop Chip That Thinks It’s an APU appeared first on TechnoSports Media Gr…
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