Intel Nova Lake 28-Core With DDR5-8000 To Be 33% Faster In Gaming Than Core Ultra 9 285K
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Rumours have it that Intel’s Core Ultra 4000 Series, also currently known as Nova Lake, and more specifically, a 28-core desktop model paired with DDR5-8000 RAM will be faster than the blue chipmaker’s current Arrow Lake flagship, the Core Ultra 9 285K, with DDR5-6400 RAM. (Lowyat.NET, 15:29)
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Photo: Lowyat.NET Lowyat.NET·News·EN·1 Nov, 15:29 MYTIntel Nova Lake 28-Core With DDR5-8000 To Be 33% Faster In Gaming Than Core Ultra 9 285K
Rumours have it that Intel’s Core Ultra 4000 Series, also currently known as Nova Lake, and more specifically, a 28-core desktop model paired with DDR5-8000 RAM will be faster than the blue chipmaker’s current Arrow Lake flagship, the Core Ultra 9 285K, with DDR5-6400 RAM. The…
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- Intel Nova Lake 28-Core With DDR5-8000 To Be 33% Faster In Gaming Than Core Ultra 9 285Ku/John Law · Lowyat.NET · 15:29 · EN
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