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Intel will begin a new round of layoffs next month. The semiconductor giant plans to lay off 15% to 20% of workers in its Intel Foundry division starting in July, according to an internal memo ...
Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop platform is set to keep the familiar 48 PCIe lanes found in current-generation CPUs but will bring a significant memory speed boost.
MSI’s new MS-CF13 mini ITX motherboard is a 170 x 170mm (6.7″ x 6.7″) board that comes with a choice of Intel N97, Intel Core i3-N305, or Intel Atom x7425E chips.
Intel's rapidly dying CPUs mark the biggest hardware scandal since the Pentium FDIV bug. Here's what's causing it and what you should do if your CPU is exhibiting issues.
This Intel gaming motherboard leak reveals two new product names A leaked photo appears to reveal a Gigabyte LGA1851 motherboard, confirming the name of Intel's new chipset and Arrow Lake CPU range.
Current-generation Intel platform diagram for comparison's sake. Another noteworthy change in the LGA 1851 socket is the inclusion of a pair of Thunderbolt 4 connections directly on the CPU.
The "Next-gen" bit in the name card beneath the board was the next clue because the next generation of Intel motherboards will be the Z890s that Intel's Arrow Lake chips will slot into.
If you own an Intel motherboard with a Z170 or Z270 chipset, you might believe that it only supports CPUs up to Intel’s 7th generation, known as Kaby Lake. Even the CPU socket’s pinout is ...
Intel and motherboard makers disagree on how to stabilize your crashing i9 CPU The company says gamers shouldn’t use the BIOS fixes released by hardware manufacturers.
Intel has issued a statement regarding the instability of its CPUs, setting out a new list of power recommendations that isn't aligned with what we've seen.
Recent reports say that Intel is blaming motherboard makers for a wave of instability issues, but that's not exactly what's going on.
The recent rash of game crashes on Intel CPUs is well-understood by now, but Intel is calling out motherboard vendors.