Intel’s upcoming 800-series chipsets face some changes compared to previous versions. The B860 chipset will now have fewer PCIe lanes from both the chipset itself and the CPU, along with the removal of branching capabilities, PCIe RAID, and decreased USB speeds. On the other hand, the H810 chipset is very basic, with limited PCIe lanes … Read more
Intel’s upcoming 800-series chipsets are undergoing significant changes, with the B860 chipset losing 10 PCIe lanes from the chipset and additional lanes from the CPU and DMI interface. This results in the loss of branching, PCIe RAID, and a limited number of USB ports. On the other hand, the H810 chipset is quite basic, with … Read more
Intel is gearing up to showcase its new LGA-1851 platform to motherboard vendors and partners, in preparation for the launch of the company’s 800-series motherboards. The Z890 chipset, which was unveiled at Computex, is a key component of this upcoming platform. A technical diagram shared on Chipel and High performance confirms that the PCIe configuration … Read more
AWS is aiming to join the top players in AI computing by introducing their own Trainium3 AI chips. These chips could potentially consume over 1,000 watts of electricity, making them competitive with Nvidia’s Blackwell chips. It is important to note that specific power requirements for Trainium3 have not been confirmed yet, but AWS has hinted … Read more
A leak has revealed the pinout details of Intel’s upcoming LGA-1851 socket, providing information on the Core Ultra 200 platform’s I/O compatibility. The leak suggests that the new socket will support a wide range of features and technologies, including PCIe 5.0 and DDR5 memory. According to the leak, the LGA-1851 socket will feature a total … Read more
Federal agencies are still in the early stages of adopting generative AI, despite the excitement surrounding the technology. Dave Levy, VP of Worldwide Public Sector at AWS, compared this phase to the early days of the Internet, emphasizing that there is room for growth and acceleration in the public sector, especially for critical missions like … Read more
Rumors are circulating that Intel’s upcoming gaming graphics cards, codenamed Arc Battlemage, will feature three different GPUs. The leaks suggest that these GPUs will be designed for high-performance gaming and computing, offering improved graphics capabilities compared to previous Intel offerings. The leaks also indicate that Intel is aiming to compete with established players in the … Read more
According to leaks, Intel’s upcoming next-generation gaming graphics cards may feature three GPUs, known as Arc Battlemage. The leaks suggest that the GPUs will be known as HPU1, HPU2, and HPU3, and will offer a range of performance levels for gamers. Intel is reportedly aiming to compete with NVIDIA and AMD in the gaming graphics … Read more
An alleged benchmark showing the Intel Arrow Lake desktop CPU outperforming the 14900KS by up to 20% in single-core performance has been leaked. The benchmark, shared on a forum by a user, showcases the purported Intel Arrow Lake CPU running on a next-gen Z890 motherboard. While details such as CPU SKU, core count, and clock … Read more
Intel has announced that its upcoming Arrow Lake Processors will be released this year, but with a notable change in features. The new processors will exclusively support DDR5 memory, as opposed to offering compatibility with both DDR4 and DDR5 like previous generations. This information was leaked on Chipel, a popular tech forum. The leaked slide … Read more