Intel’s “Rocket Lake” CPUs for desktop PCs will officially launch next week. But in the meantime, details about the company’s next chip line, “Alder Lake,” have apparently been leaked.
VideoCardz obtained official slides from an Intel presentation about Alder Lake, which will include both laptop-based chips and desktop CPUs. The slides show the processors will support the PCIe Gen 5.0 interface and faster DDR5 RAM on a new motherboard chipset.
Alder Lake will mark the first time Intel has built desktop CPUs using a 10-nanometer processor, instead of the dated 14nm process. So consumers should expect a significant performance boost.
