Intel plans to bring its bLLC extended cache technology to gaming laptops to compete with AMD 3D V-Cache

bLLC memory will reach the mobile field to stand up to AMD’s 3D V-Cache

The bLLC (big Last Level Cache) technology will also reach laptop processors, although we will have to wait for the Razor Lake. As Jaykihn has published on his X/Twitter account, some laptop references will incorporate this technology that will increase the total cache of the processor. A response to the references that AMD has with its 3D V-Cache technology How well it has worked on desktop and laptop computers.

Rumors say that Intel will introduce this technology first in the consumer computers with Nova Lakepossibly called Core Ultra 400 Series. It has also been speculated that the cache will increase to 144 MBa significant amount that will be able to compete with the most powerful AMD Ryzen X3D series.

Jump to high-performance gaming laptops with the future Razor Lake-HX

Later, Intel will carry this bLLC technology to laptop referencesalthough for this we will have to wait for the Razor Lake-HX. The Razor Lake-HX will have references with bLLC derived from desktop silicongiving life to gaming equipment that can also compete with X3D references for AMD laptops.

But these Razor Lake, which are possibly the Core Ultra 500 Seriesare not yet confirmed by Intel. The manufacturer will first have to give life to the so-called Nova Lake to later offer this type of technology that It will surely arrive by 2028.