US EditionIntel Core Ultra X Series Reportedly Arriving with Panther Lake Launch
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The name dance strikes again on Intel, and this time it does so a few days after the launch of the Panther Lake CPU. The latest leaks put us in front of a supposed Core Ultra X range that, if confirmed, would be one of the most confusing changes in the company’s notebook catalog. Ultra X7 368H, Ultra X7 358H, Ultra 5 338H models and the X9 388H range top appear as protagonists of the new H series of high performance and low consumption, which is…
Intel has been talking to us for months about its future processors; the presentation of the Panther Lake would be imminent, according to several sources. At the same time, the company seems to be preparing behind the scenes a new range called Core Ultra X...
New leaks have just confirmed rumors about the upcoming Intel Core Ultra mobile processors, including the arrival of a new segment called Ultra X. Several models are mentioned: Ultra X7 368H, Ultra X7 358H, Ultra 5 338H and Ultra X9 388H. Information from the HXL reader and former IThome editor @realVictor_M announce particularly aggressive frequencies for the three upcoming models. [...] Read more
A recent report reinforces rumours about the future high-performance mobile processors of Intel. The company would be working on a new declination called Core Ultra X that would complement the current Core Ultra range. Among the models mentioned are the Ultra X7 368H, Ultra X7 358H, Ultra 5,338H and a mysterious X9 388H. These chips [...] The Intel Core Ultra X article: a new generation of CPU with Panther Lake appeared first on HardwareCooking.
Intel Nova Lake-H Mobility Lineup Reveal on Oct 9th: Core Ultra X Series with Over 16 Cores?
Intel may be planning to reveal its Nova Lake-H mobility processors next week. Rumored to be the largest generational upgrade since Alder Lake, the Nova Lake family is expected to launch in 2026. However, that doesn’t prevent Intel from showing off its fastest notebook processors ever designed at the end of its “Tech Tour.” The chipmaker will reveal (and possibly launch) the Core Ultra X lineup on October 9th. While Panther Lake itself is more o…
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