Wednesday, December 13th 2023
Intel 14th Gen Core 65W Desktop Processors to Launch on January 8
Intel is preparing to expand its 14th Gen Core "Raptor Lake Refresh" desktop processor lineup with the introduction of mainstream 65 W processor models that lack overclocking capabilities and include a cooling solution in the retail channel. The company is planning to make these chips available to purchase on January 8, 2024. Intel has set 15:00 Pacific on January 8th as the availability time; it's also the time when the media can post their reviews of these chips. The chips should be supported on all Socket LGA1700 motherboards, across Intel 600-series and 700-series chipsets, including the entry-level H610; however, some of these boards may require UEFI firmware updates. We've known the processor model numbers and specs of these chips for a while now, and they're starting to appear on web-stores as placeholder listing. It's possible that Intel allows retailers to take in pre-orders a few days before January 8.
Source:
VideoCardz
21 Comments on Intel 14th Gen Core 65W Desktop Processors to Launch on January 8
Sadly no one ever reviews them, cuz it's all about the e-peen K models.
And if I may add, not only all you need for gaming, but all 90% users need for everything they do at home.
only the 14600 non-K seems to be a Raptor Lake,
while all others below are 1.25MB L2 cache per core Alder Lake.
Oh how times have changed :)
The Core i5-14490F is listed in the Windows 11 22H2 supported processors list, but I don't see the Core i7-14790F in there. Perhaps the Core i5-14490F is planned to be released much later, and the Core i7-14790F is shelved indefinitely? Strange.