Intel confirma que LGA1851 es su próximo zócalo de CPU de escritorio
Se espera que la nueva plataforma Socket LGA1851 impulse la tecnología de Intel “Meteor Lake-S” y “Arrow Lake-S” microarchitectures. Whether “Meteor Lake-S” gets the 14th Gen Core branding is a whole different question. Leaked benchmarks suggest that 2023 will be a rather slow year from Intel in the area of desktop processors, and that toward Q3-2023, the company will release the so-called “Actualización del lago Raptor” procesadores. These chips are likely built on the same LGA1700 package, and as we’ve seen from “Coffee Lake Refresh,” could warrant a new generational branding to 14th Gen Core (as CFL Refresh formed the 9th Gen Core). Intel could increase clock-speeds, E-core counts, and other process/packaging-level innovations to segment these chips apart from existing 13th Gen Core “Lago Raptor.” LGA1851 processors like “Meteor Lake” could debut chiplets for Intel, as these have their CPU cores, AMD Radeon 680M, memory-controllers, and uncore components, spread apart on chiplets built on various foundry nodes.