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ExtremeTech on MSNMozilla Engineer Spots Possible Resurgence of Raptor Lake BugAn engineer at Mozilla thinks Raptor Lake CPUs struggled during Europe’s early July heatwave. He’s pointing the finger at the ...
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XDA Developers on MSNHere's why you shouldn't buy an Intel CPU for gaming in 2025This held true for gamers especially, but today's CPU landscape couldn't be more different. Intel has fallen behind in many ...
A Mozilla engineer has linked Firefox browser crashes to Intel 'Raptor Lake' chips malfunctioning amid Europe's heat wave.
If you’ve ever wondered why your desktop browser seems to crash more often during a heat wave, there’s now a clear ...
Mozilla Firefox has now joined the growing list of software affected by the Raptor Lake instability issues that Intel first acknowledged in 2024. According to Mozilla ...
Raptor Lake will be the company’s 13th generation of processors, following on the success of the company’s current 12th-gen Alder Lake release. Like Alder Lake, Raptor Lake will continue with ...
Intel's Raptor Lake architecture has been the basis of a wide range of Intel CPUs since 2022, with the company's 13th and 14th-gen Intel Core i-series CPUs being based on it.
Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs aren't off to a great start. As you can read in our Core Ultra 9 285K review and Core Ultra 5 245K review, Intel's latest CPUs miss the mark across productivity and gaming ...
Details about Raptor Lake are scant but we should learn more on September 27 during Intel’s Innovation event. Incidentally enough, that’s also the same day AMD is launching its Ryzen 7000 CPUs.
That's a bit surprising, as the Raptor Lake-S lineup is one and the same with the desktop processors readying for launch next month. Image 1 of 4. This is a Raptor Lake-S 24-core die wafer.
Raptor Lake processors for laptops are on the way. As part of its CES 2023 announcements, Intel announced its latest 13th Gen Raptor Lake processors are making its way to laptops.
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