Intel reportedly eyeing Nova Lake-S Ultra processors for next year

Intel reportedly eyeing Nova Lake-S Ultra processors for next year

Summary

Intel is reportedly set to launch the Nova Lake-S Core Ultra Series 4 desktop processors next year, featuring a new platform and significant upgrades. This development promises to enhance performance in the desktop computing landscape.

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What are LPE cores in Intel's Nova Lake-S processors?
LPE cores, or Low Power Efficient cores, are a type of low-power core included in all Nova Lake-S desktop SKUs, with four such cores on a separate chip tile in a multi-tile package design similar to Meteor Lake. They contribute to the total core count, such as in the 52-core flagship or lower-end models.
Sources: [1], [2]
What socket will Nova Lake-S processors use, and what does that mean for compatibility?
Nova Lake-S processors will use the new LGA1954 socket, which will not support LGA1851 motherboards from previous generations like Arrow Lake. However, socket dimensions match, allowing cooler compatibility.
Sources: [1], [2], [3]
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