I’m Adam Conway, an Irish technology fanatic with a BSc in Computer Science and I'm XDA’s Lead Technical Editor. My Bachelor’s thesis was conducted on the viability of benchmarking the non-functional ...
As Intel prepares for the late 2026 debut of its Core Ultra Series “Nova Lake-S” processors, new leaks have revealed the details for the accompanying 900-series “Nova Point” chipset family. This ...
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Intel's upcoming Z790 and Z990 chipsets will reportedly consume up to 14W, courtesy of more PCIe 5.0
Intel's next-gen Nova Lake family is expected to land on a new socket, but it will also bring forth a bunch of new chipsets with it. We've already covered them before, but new details have surfaced ...
Decenta has published specifications for its Nova Lake-S ATX motherboard with two SKU variants. The board supports 256GB DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0 expansion and Wi-Fi 7 modules.
Get ready for a wave of new motherboard options early next year, with Intel gearing up to launch its B860 and H810 chipsets while AMD is getting ready to launch the B840 and B850 chipsets. With these ...
In some new leaks, we're getting some details on the new 800-series chipset that shows us the full PCIe configuration, with Arrow Lake-S processors featuring 16 dedicated PCIe Gen5 lanes for graphics, ...
A new report claims that Intel is preparing Nova Lake-based Xeon E processors for edge-computing systems with either Performance cores or Efficient cores, but not a hybrid combination of both.
A new era in Windows computing is here, built around Microsoft’s Copilot+ PC initiative and a few new chipsets. While the most hype is around artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and performance ...
With the arrival of Intel Nova Lake desktop processors, Intel will also introduce motherboards with the LGA1954 socket and the Intel 900 series chipset. For the high end, Intel is expected to ...
Intel is preparing to launch its upcoming "Nova Lake" processors in multiple versions, and the latest leaks highlight a ...
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