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Intel Core 3 304 Closes In on Apple A18 Pro
Intel Core 3 304 is showing surprisingly strong benchmark performance, coming close to Apple A18 Pro despite being positioned as…
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Intel Raptor Lake Next May Arrive in Early 2027
Intel may extend the life of LGA 1700 with a new Raptor Lake Next CPU lineup built for budget-conscious PC…
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Intel Enters Handheld Gaming with Fierce Arc Chips
Intel is entering the handheld gaming PC race with Arc G-Series chips built for stronger graphics and next-gen portable play.
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Intel Unveils Core Series 3 with New 18A Architecture
Intel launches Core Series 3 featuring the new 18A process and Wildcat Lake architecture for improved efficiency and performance.
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Intel Confirms Raptor Lake Support Continues into 2026
Intel doubles down on Raptor Lake as a budget-friendly solution for gamers in 2026, introducing hybrid motherboards that support both…
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Crimson Desert Blocks Intel Arc GPUs: Pearl Abyss Advises Refunds
Bad news for Team Blue. If you are running an Intel Arc GPU or an Intel Core Ultra processor with…
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Intel Confirms Nova Lake CPU Launch for Late 2026, Targets High-Performance Market
Intel has officially confirmed that its next-generation Nova Lake CPUs will launch in late 2026, positioning them as a major…
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NVIDIA and Intel Partner on Next-Gen SoC to Revolutionize PC Industry
NVIDIA and Intel collaborate on a groundbreaking x86 SoC combining Intel CPU and NVIDIA RTX GPU via NVLink, reshaping the…
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[Review] Intel Core Ultra 9 285K & Core Ultra 5 245K: Arrow Lake-S Deep Dive
Intel Core Ultra: The Biggest Architecture Overhaul Yet Intel’s Core Ultra marks a major shift in the PC CPU lineup,…
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Intel Granite Rapids-WS With 86 Cores and 172 Threads Set to Challenge AMD Threadripper 9000WX
Intel is preparing its most powerful workstation CPU yet, the Granite Rapids-WS with 86 cores, 172 threads, and up to…
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