Dan Z Intel’s Nova Lake processor generation and accompanying platform built on the LGA 1954 socket is expected to arrive in late 2026 as earliest, so it is understandable no performance reviews are available yet. However, there are some benchmarks of a feature that will be a notable part of Nova Lake – Flexible Return and Event … Read more
The LGA 1954 socket is a major shift in Intel’s desktop strategy, according to leaked info. The new platform is expected to move away from the short-lived sockets to establish a high-performance, long-lasting ecosystem. Scheduled for a late 2026 launch, this platform introduces the Nova Lake-S (Core Ultra Series 4) processor architecture. It’s designed to … Read more
The main supported RAM type and speed on the upcoming LGA 1954 platform for Nova Lake-S Core Ultra Series 4 processors is DDR5 CUDIMM with native speed of 8000 MT/s. Also are supported slower 6400 MT/s DDR5 CUDIMM modules, as well as special-use DDR5 ECC UDIMM, ECC RDIMM, MRDIMM, and CAMM2 RAM. The standard DDR5 … Read more