According to some leaked internal marketing slides from INTEL coming via _rogame on twitter, it has come to our attention that Intel has made some very bold claims with regards to the gaming performance of their notebooks equipped with the Core i7-H and similar mobile processors. Continue reading Intel claims to have ‘superior gaming performance’ over AMD, but compares two different gaming systems →

Intel’s Ryan Shrout has just published a short demo of the Battlefield V game running on an ultra-thin prototype notebook having a Tiger Lake APU. Videocardz were the first to post this finding. Continue reading Battlefield V demoed running on Tiger Lake APU’s integrated Intel XE GPU →

Intel today announced a new security capability, dubbed as Intel Control-Flow Enforcement Technology (Intel CET), which will be first available on the upcoming mobile processor ‘Tiger Lake’. Intel’s CET plans to deliver CPU-level security capabilities to help protect against common “malware attack” methods, which have been challenging to mitigate in the past, even with software. Continue reading Intel announces a new security feature, ‘Control-Flow Enforcement’ Tech to mitigate common Malware threats →

ASRock has once again highlighted the benefits of its BFB overclocking feature for non-K CPUs in this latest video. In case you didn’t know, ASRock is allowing overclocking on non-K Comet Lake S CPUs, and non-Z motherboards, mostly the Z490/B460/H470/Z390/B365 chipsets. Continue reading ASRock’s “Base Frequency Boost” tech helps boost Gaming performance & CPU benchmark scores →

Rocket Lake (RKL) is a planned microarchitecture designed by Intel as a direct successor to the Comet Lake-S series of  desktop CPUs and high-performance mobile devices. These were expected to hit the market by the end of this year, but Intel’s roadmap has no mention of this. Continue reading Intel’s “Rocket Lake-S” desktop CPUs rumored to feature a “Multi-Chip Module” of 14nm Core & 10nm Uncore Dies →

Intel finally brings 3D processors by launching hybrid “Lakefield” chips. Lakefield is the first mobile processor from Intel to use their Foveros 3D packaging technology. Lakefield is the first hybrid processor family to make use of the Foveros chip stacking tech. These are meant for thin ultra-light compact form factor Laptops and similar devices, such as dual-screen PCs. Continue reading Intel launches Lakefield Hybrid CPUs with “Foveros 3D Stacking” for low-power devices & foldable dual-screen PCs →

Researchers and Academics from one university in the Netherlands and ETH Zurich, Switzerland, have published details about a new security vulnerability affecting all Intel processors. Continue reading New Intel security vulnerability “CrossTalk” affects specific mobile, desktop & server CPUs [UPDATE] →

Silicon Lottery is currently selling a highly pre-binned variant of the Intel Core i7-10700K CPU on its online store. This CPU isn’t meant for the average gamer though, since you need to pay a premium for it. Continue reading Silicon Lottery is currently selling a pre-binned Intel Core i7-10700K 5.1 GHz CPU for $559 →

According to one recent Tweet posted by @InstLatX64, INTEL’s future upcoming ALDER LAKE micro architecture is going to support a new instruction set which can help speed up the processor’s cache performance. This is called CLDEMOTE, or “cache line demote”. Continue reading INTEL’s future Alder Lake-S CPU architecture to feature CLDEMOTE “cache line demote” instruction set →

INTEL has finally revealed the “power state limit’ values of its 10’th gen Comet Lake-S series of desktop processors, as evident from the latest revised Intel 10th Gen Core Datasheet, coming via Computerbase. Continue reading INTEL finally sheds some light on the Comet Lake-S CPU’s PL1/PL2 power limit values →