Intel’s next-gen Arrow Lake may introduce some major changes to desktop chips

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Intel’s next-gen Arrow Lake may introduce some major changes to desktop chips
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Intel's next-gen desktop CPUs are coming later this year. We now know when to expect both the chips and the matching motherboards.

This story is part of our coverage of Computex, the world's biggest computing conference. It’s been a busy Computex for Intel, but one of its most exciting announcements — at least for consumers — slipped a little under the radar. The company will soon expand its portfolio of desktop processors with the next-gen Arrow Lake, and we now have a rough idea of when CPU s will hit the market and how much of an improvement we can expect.

Recommended Videos We’re not sure about the extent of the initial lineup, but what we do know is that Intel’s changing its naming scheme in desktops too, so learning the new branding cannot be avoided at this point. Therefore, Arrow Lake CPUs will be referred to as the Intel Core Ultra 200 series, and some of the chips that we expect to see include the Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K, and Core Ultra 5 245K. Non-overclockable versions will be launched later.

If you’re already running an Intel processor and you’re hoping to upgrade, bad news — Arrow Lake will use a new socket. Intel is switching to the LGA1851 socket, meaning that current-gen LGA 1700 motherboards won’t be compatible. However, Intel’s partners are already showcasing the new Z890 boards on the Computex show floor.

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