Given hyper-threading in Core i3, it seems an obvious assumption that it will be present throughout the full range of Intel’s next-gen Comet Lake processors (which are still on 14nm, of course ...

The i3 has LPDDR4x 2933, LPDDR3 2133, and DDR4 2666 memory support. The U-Series Intel Core i5-10210U includes 4 IA Cores/8 Threads, 6MB Cache, and 15W Nominal TDP / 25W Config UP TDP.

Intel's Core i3-10100 is TechSpot's best budget CPU for 2022, and Amazon currently offers its F variant at a lowest-ever $68 - 30 percent off its $100 MSRP. This model doesn't feature integrated ...

And they won't be taking much limelight away from those beefier laptop chips, as Intel is focusing on ultraportables first with U-series processors. 10th-gen CPUs will be available in Core i3, i5 ...

Intel just unveiled its Comet Lake-S, 10th Gen Core series processors and companion Z490 chipsets, spearheaded by the flagship Core i9-10900K, a ...

Intel's 10th-gen Core processor, Ice Lake, balances upgrades to AI performance, graphics, Wi-Fi, and more with slower turbo speeds and a core count that remains unchanged from the prior generation.

A 10th gen Core i9-10900K (right) next to an 8th-gen Core i7-8700K (left). There are subtle differences in the “wings” that the load plate clamps onto, and the notches in the substrate are on ...

And for wireless users, all 10th Gen processors are Wi-Fi 6 ready. Intel says that the first wave of desktop systems containing the 10th Gen Intel Core S-series should be released in May.

Intel has finally debuted its 10th Gen lineup for desktops, led by the new Core-i9 10900K, which it claims is the fastest gaming processor in the world. The chips also feature new boosting ...

It's about time. After months of leaks and rumors, Intel has pulled back the curtain on its 10th generation "S-series" desktop chips, with the Core i9-10900K leading the pack.

They'll collectively target the 7W envelope (Intel's 10nm 10th Gen parts don't fit into anything below 9W). They offer up to 4.9GHz of maximum frequency compared with 4.1GHz for 10nm Ice Lake CPUs.

Intel's 10th-gen H-series processors could be launching soon with maximum clock speeds of 5.3GHz. But there is a catch and not everyone will have the access.