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Intel Raptor Lake NEXT Spotted In NBD Shipment Logs With Cache And Clock Details
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Intel Raptor Lake NEXT Spotted In NBD Shipment Logs With Cache And Clock Details
These chips are essential for PC buyers who are limited to the decade-old DDR4 memory standard due to the high prices of DDR5 memory, especially since the current Core Ultra "Arrow Lake" processors do not support DDR4.
Today, two "Raptor Lake Next" chips have appeared in shipping manifests, which usually indicate that the CPUs are being shipped as samples to customers or as part of a production run returning to Intel, suggesting a nearby launch.
Four SKUs have been identified, labeled 99DLMV, 99DLMT, 99DLMW, and 99DLMX.
Intel has published an internal test driver with the "RPL-NEXT" label, presumably in reference to Raptor Lake Next CPUs that Tom's Hardware first reported on in June.
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