Forum revealed new information about upcoming processes Intel's Arrow Lake-S line for desktop, suggest brand “Core Ultra Series 2”. This revelation was revealed by user Golden Pig Upgrade, on the social media platform Bilibili, who launched a series of topics on Intel's next big release in its Arrow Lake line.
It's important to note that one of the reasons for the extension of the Golden Pig upgrade was recently being flooded with false information about the upcoming Arrow Lake-S Desktop SKUs, with incorrect 15900K and 15700K chips.
As indicated in the nomenclature, Intel Arrow Lake processors are included in the same brand for office parts as for mobility, under the brand “Core Ultra Series 2”. Does this mean that we 14th generation processors from Intel, codinome Raptor Lake, we will be the last to use a double nomenclatura esquema. Arrow Lake processors use similar nomenclature to mobile chips.
Intel Arrow Lake-S desktop processors will be compatible with the upcoming LGA 1851 support featured on 800 series motherboards, with resources such as compatibility with DDR5 (w/o support for DDR4), support for DDR5 memory – 6400, and additional PCIe Gen 5.0 NAS cards. Esses CPUs introduces a series of SKUs of 8+16, 8+0 and 6+8, with a release planned for the second half of 2024. However, there is no hyper-threading or LP-E cores.
Additionally, the Arrow Lake-S processors feature only 4 Xe-Cores for an integrated GPU, meaning Intel won't be aggressive with the iGPU like AMD with its Ryzen 8000G. Arrow Lake-S processors will be rotating like Intel Graphics and used to run your iGPUs. I hope the desktop chips are used in the Xe-LPG pad architecture (Alchemist), while the mobility chips use optimized Xe-LPG+ cores (Alchemist+).
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Therefore, there are mentions of specific SKUs and their associated process technologies. For desktops, there will be a single 6+8 SKU that uses the Intel 20A processor, while the latest chips will be from TSMC. The Arrow Lake-S and Arrow Lake-HX processors also rely on platform-specific PCH, unlike AMD's integration.
Intel's Arrow Lake-S desktop processors will launch in the second half of 2024, which means they'll keep more official details on these next-generation chips.