Intel’s Core Ultra 400 ‘Nova Lake’ launch schedule leaks out — mass production in Q4, first Nova Lake CPUs in Q1 2027

Intel's Core Ultra 400 'Nova Lake' launch schedule leaks out — mass production in Q4, first Nova Lake CPUs in Q1 2027

Speaking of years to come, the slide lists Razor Lake and Hammer Lake processors that will succeed Nova Lake-S sometime after the fourth quarter of 2027. The slide does not provide technical details about either family, and we can only wonder whether Razor Lake corresponds to Core Ultra 500-series and Hammer Lake belongs to the Core Ultra 600-series, or both will be a part of one CPU family.

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Gururu The silver lining of the memory/storage crisis is that the new generation of CPUs will probably be priced fairly. If so, a CPU/mobo upgrade might be pretty reasonable soon enough. Reply

thestryker Even though each pair of Coyote Cove cores will reportedly share a 2 MB L2 cache It's 2MB per P-core, but they're clustered in pairs so each has access up to 4MB. Gururu said: If so, a CPU/mobo upgrade might be pretty reasonable soon enough Motherboard BOM prices are going up so I wouldn't expect any miracles here. Companies may be willing to eat into their margins a bit around launch, but I suspect that would only be on higher end boards where there's more margin to be had. Reply

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