Intel announced a new line of ninth-gen mobile processors that bring eight-core Core i9 processors to gaming laptops and high-powered "musclebooks" for content creators. In addition, the company ...

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Intel’s new unlocked Core i9-12900KS desktop processor claims to be the “world’s fastest,” hitting speeds up to 5.5GHz. It’ll cost $739 when it arrives on April 5th.

The Core i9-7980XE will also have 24.75MB of L3 cache, the most of any Core X-series chip, along with 44 PCIe lanes and a 165W TDP. Of course, you have to pay to play in the deep end—in this ...

It’s currently only supported on the Core i9-14900K, but it could come to other 14th-gen processors in the future. Intel has explicitly said it won’t come to previous generations, though ...

The Core i9-12900KS costs $750, which is around $150 more than the standard moidel. Higher frequencies mean more performance, but also a more power-hungry processor and below you can see the ...

With the release of the Intel Core i9-14900K, naturally PC enthusiasts looking for the best processor are going to want to put the 14900K vs 13900K to the test and see which one comes out on top ...

That means the flagship desktop processor is the Core i9-11900K with eight cores + sixteen threads hyperthreading (SMT), where a single core can go up to 5.3 GHz (if cold enough).

Intel’s next generation of desktop processors are here with the company’s new 9th Gen Core chips just announced today at the company’s fall hardware event, including the new Core i9-9900K ...

Intel Core i9-10900X. As I said before, the CPUs are both Intel X299 socket compatible, so they look pretty much as you would expect. This is good news for those rocking the older motherboards and ...

The brand new Intel Core i9 and i9+ processors seek to be the final word in AAA gaming, esports playing, rich content creating, workhorse, powerhouse, VR laptops. That’s a lot of words, but then ...