Intel has been working to resolve performance shortcomings identified in its Arrow Lake CPUs, launched in October. Promising high performance with lower power consumption, the CPUs faced criticism for ...

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Intel’s new Arrow Lake CPUs came out in October promising high performance at lower power levels, but reviews, including ours, noted surprisingly lackluster gaming performance. Tom Warren said ...

Intel has detailed major updates in the quest to improve performance of its ill-fated Core Ultra 200 Arrow Lake processors that were released back in October. The inconsistent performance at times ...

Intel's Robert Hallock came onto our livestream again today to talk about the promised performance-improving updates for Intel's Arrow Lake processors. It turns out, four of the promised updates ...

Intel’s new Core (Series 2) processors are mobile chips designed for laptops. But while the processors are new, their architecture isn’t. The new chips are based on the same Raptor Lake ...

Intel is having an incredibly rough year — but at long last, the company’s discrete graphics card initiative has produced a card worth celebrating. While we haven’t managed to review it ...

Intel's "Arrow Lake" desktop AI processors were officially announced on October 10, 2024, following a lengthy delay. They arrive in five flavors, ranging from Core Ultra 5 through Core Ultra 9.

In 2025, AMD vs Intel will primarily be defined by the architectural improvements both companies bring. AMD is preparing to launch its Ryzen 9000 series, based on the cutting-edge Zen 5 architecture.

Rumor mill: Intel is reportedly preparing to launch several additional Core 200 laptop processors across its Arrow Lake-H, Meteor Lake, and Raptor Lake H-Refresh lineups. A recent leak details 16 ...

Try understanding what processor you’re getting in a Windows laptop. In their zeal to push AI as a selling point, Intel and AMD are renaming their laptop processors and tossing out the naming ...