Die shots of the Core Ultra 9 285K from Asus elaborate Intel's design choices and the tile layout for Arrow Lake.

These incredible Intel Core Ultra 9 285K "Arrow Lake" die shots show the detailed inner workings of the company's new flagship gaming CPU.

As you're probably already aware, rather than using a single slab of silicon for the whole processor (known as a monolithic design), Arrow Lake follows on from Meteor Lake by using several slices (aka ...

Intel's unlocked Core Ultra 9 285K processor uses an insane 370W of power during a Cinebench R23 benchmark run, with the ...

Team Blue has two key pieces of technology it can bring to the discussion table: Foveros and PowerVia. The former is used in ...

The details come courtesy of @miktdt on X, who spotted the 140T listing in GFXBench's OpenGL tests. When compared to Intel's ...

Biwin unveils its new UDIMMs with cutting-edge speeds of up to 8800MT/s on Intel's new Z890 platform, and up to 8400MT/s on ...

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For the better part of a decade, Intel was the only x86 chipmaker to support 512-bit vector extensions — something that might ...

AMD confirmed the launch date for its Ryzen 9000X3D series today. The red chipmaker's 3D V-Cache powered Zen5 CPUs are set to ...

The new gaming CPU has reportedly been tested in Cinebench and Final Fantasy XIV Dawntrail while running at over 5.6GHz, ...

Linux creator and kernel maintainer Linus Torvalds recently made outspoken comments on the Linux kernel mailing list thread ...