US EditionIntel bLLC Reportedly Will Be Only Present On Unlocked Nova Lake CPUs, 144 MB of Boosted Cache To Tackle AMD's 3D V-Cache Chips
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As we know, for his next generation of CPU Desktop, as before, we will have Arrow Lake Refresh, Intel should send heavy, at the same time the bruises have a lot to do with AMD, which is currently at the top, with a high-performance architecture, but also striking innovations, such as the 3D V-Cache. And the reaction of the bruises will most likely pass through Nova Lake, at least for the desktop processors, because for the CPUs destined for the …
Rumors that Intel would also equip its end-customer processors with more cache, have already been more frequent.
Reports about the upcoming Core Ultra 400 series, codenamed Nova Lake S, suggest a profoundly redesigned desktop platform that could incorporate several technological changes. Initial leaks indicate that Intel is redesigning both the internal architecture of the processor cores and the cache design. According to current rumors, the new generation is expected to […] Source
Intel Nova Lake to Include bLLC Cache Only on Single Die K Series: 144 MB on 8P + 16E/12E Core CPUs
Intel’s Nova Lake-S processors will only feature the bLLC “gaming cache” on certain K-series SKUs. Furthermore, we’re unlikely to see any dual-die variants for these chips. Jaykihn (Twitter), a reliable source on Intel leaks, shared this info earlier today. Here’s everything we know about Intel’s Nova Lake-S bLLC processors, the chipmaker’s response to AMD’s 3D V-Cache CPUs. Intel Nova Lake-S bLLC Specs Core Counts: Nova Lake-S is rumored to fea…
Intel "Nova Lake" Could Get 144 MB Cache Boost from bLLC
According to one of the most reliable Intel leakers, the upcoming Intel "Nova Lake" desktop processors will carry 144 MB of bLLC cache to boost their already existing cache configuration and give Intel an equivalent to AMD's 3D V-Cache for enhanced gaming. Intel already uses bLLC in its "Clearwater ...
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