Intel is expected to launch new Arrow Lake desktop CPUs in October, alongside compatible Z890 motherboards. The new desktop lineup will consist of at least six

Intel is expected to retire its LGA 1700 platform shortly and hand the keys over to Arrow Lake, which is made on TSMC's 3nm process. That platform will reportedly be the company's sole competitor for AMD's Zen 5 for the next two years if the Arrow Lake refresh has already been cancelled.

Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200 series 'Arrow Lake' CPU retail packaging leaked out: our first look at the packaging for the Core Ultra 9 285K CPU.

There is a rumour going around that Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake desktop CPUs will be able to support Clocked Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module (CUDIMM) RAM

According to the latest rumors, Intel is planning to equip its next desktop CPU generation with support for ultra-fast memory. According to a report by the online magazine wccftech The upcoming Arrow Lake processors, more specifically the “Intel Core Ultra 200”, could support DDR5 memory with speeds of up to 10,000 MT/s.

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Geekbench results appear for the Core Ultra 9 285K and Core Ultra 7 265K, showing an increase in performance over the Core i9 14900K.

Intel's next-gen Core Ultra 200HX series 'Arrow Lake' mobile CPU details leaked: Core Ultra 9 285HX features 24 cores at up to 5.5GHz boost.

Hong Kong media outlet HKEPC claims that Intel's Core Ultra 200-series desktop CPUs will be delayed until late October.

Intel's Arrow Lake desktop processors are rumoured to be launching in the coming months, but when it comes to an official date or official specs, we're still none the wiser. Still, listings have been spotted for the new CPUs on a UK retailer's website—and while they're placeholders for now,