MSI Says Intel Arrow Lake CPUs Use Less Power, Run Lower Temps Than Raptor Lake
Intel has announced its next-generation Core Ultra 200 series CPUs, aka Arrow Lake, and they go on sale Oct. 24. The big selling point with these CPUs is Intel has taken drastic measures to reduce power consumption—and now leaked slides from MSI back up these claims. They're the first numbers we've seen for Arrow Lake that don't come from Intel.
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Intel releases XTU version 10 exclusively for Core Ultra 200S Arrow Lake CPUsIntel has released a new version of XTU, version 10, for Arrow Lake only. The update adds a plethora of changes aimed ...
Further expanding this design approach to its desktop chip portfolio is likely just what the doctor ordered for Intel.
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Intel's Arrow Lake official memory speeds are unchanged with standard memory sticks — pricier CUDIMM memory needed for faster base specThe Intel Core Ultra 200S (codenamed Arrow Lake) chip spec sheets note that their maximum JEDEC DRAM speed is DDR5-6400, ...
One of the key features of Intel's new Arrow Lake processors is that they can support stratospheric memory transfer rates.
The company also offered some new guidance on using overclocking power profiles without affecting your CPU's warranty.
First, some context. Intel's Z890 is the company's top chipset for the new LGA 1851 socket, upgrading connectivity with dual ...
Intel's desktop platforms will continue to use a chipset that's totally separate from the CPU package, unlike its laptop ...
Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200 Arrow Lake processors appear to have a new chip layout that could affect extreme CPU cooling ...
Although the memory kits target Intel's latest Core Ultra 200S (codenamed Arrow Lake) processors, they are compatible ...
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