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Intel's Nova Lake mobile chips may skip new cache tech; Razor Lake to debut it

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Intel's upcoming Nova Lake mobile processors are rumored to omit the "bLLC" (Big Last Level Cache) feature, which is intended to rival AMD's 3D V-Cache. Instead, this enhanced cache technology may debut with the subsequent Razor Lake mobile family. While desktop Nova Lake CPUs are expected to receive bLLC, with potential capacities of up to 288MB on dual-tile configurations, mobile variants will reportedly rely on standard L3 cache. Razor Lake processors are also rumored to be manufactured using TSMC's N2X process node. AI

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Intel's Nova Lake mobile chips may skip new cache tech; Razor Lake to debut it

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  1. Tom's Hardware TIER_1 English(EN) · Hassam Nasir ·

    Intel's next-gen Nova Lake chips may skip game-boosting X3D cache rival for mobile SKUs and debut on Razor Lake-HX instead, leaker claims — new rumor says Razor Lake family reportedly uses TSMC's N2X node

    Nova Lake desktop CPUs look to be the exclusive recipient of bLLC, Intel's answer to AMD's X3D, as the company looks to debut bLLC on mobile with Razor Lake-HX, and possibly Razor Lake-AX. As such, the Razor Lake family is also rumored to be manufactured on TSCM's N2X process nod…

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