Intel and AMD are at it again. But does the processor in ... But does the processor in the box ... and reliability, is usually much more important than the vendor name that appears on the CPU.

I suspect that Intel wants to keep Core Ultra 300S for its next generation of CPU architectures, namely Panther Lake for mobile platforms and Nova Lake for desktops, both targeted for release in 2026.

Last but not least, there’s the suffix. In our example, there isn’t one. However, other processors – like the “Intel Core i7-8650U” – do include a letter at the end, with the “U ...

For example, there are two versions of Intel’s top Core i9 CPU, the i9-14900KF and the i9-14900K, but the difference here is the K model features onboard graphics, whereas the KF model does not.

Intel also decided to name the exploit Microarchitectural Data Sampling, ... Switching off Hyper-Threading on an Intel CPU simply doesn’t compute for those who need multi-threaded performance.

Meanwhile the Intel Processor name was unveiled earlier this year for the company’s Alder Lake-N lineup, which includes chips like the Intel Processor N50, N97, N100, and N200 ...

Judging by the leaked CPU name, Intel doesn’t plan to drop the 3/5/7/9 ‘tier’ numerals for its chips either. If this leak is accurate – and it could well amount to nothing, ...

Today, Intel is revealing its first nine Core Ultra 200V chips, codenamed Lunar Lake, and its answer to Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite and AMD’s Strix Point laptop chips.