The Intel Nova Lake-HX will also use a 4-number nomenclature Intel Core Ultra 4000 Series

The Intel Nova Lake-HX will also use a 4-number nomenclature Intel Core Ultra 4000 Series





All rumors indicate that Intel will have the next Nova Lake processors available for desktop computers before the end of this year. The series of processors seems to be launching a new 4-digit nomenclature, the Intel Core Ultra 4000 Seriesbut as Jaykihn tells us on his X/Twitter account, this nomenclature will not be exclusive to references for desktop computers. The Intel Core Ultra 4000 Series also appears to include the HX laptop processors.

Intel Core Ultra 4000 would also arrive in HX laptops with Nova Lake

The well-known leaker also tells us that the Intel Core Ultra-HX for Nova Lake laptops They will also receive a 4-digit nomenclature as seen a few days ago. A statement that has its logic, since the HX laptop processors are based on the same silicon as the desktop oneswith a new BGA package adapted for high-performance laptops.

The appearance of up 7 references with a 4-digit nomenclature It seems that it also encompasses these processors, while the series Nova Lake-H and the Nova Lake for laptops will continue with the usual 3-digit nomenclature.

Nova Lake could maintain different nomenclatures depending on the range

On the list there is 3 references available with BFC designationwhich supposedly correspond to the processors with Larger cache size bLLC. Jaykihn has also said that all Nova Lake processors will include the 4 ultra-low power LPE coresand that will also be compatible with Intel vPro.

But for the moment Intel has not commented and the Nova Lake models have not yet been presented to establish what nomenclature will be assigned to each series. Intel is expected to offer more information next December, just before the end of the year as promised.

Juan Antonio Soto

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