All the information I've read about including this thread says a Q3 2025 launch window which is July, August and September. If these chips are going to launch at all for consumer motherboards its got to be announced pretty soon probably by the end of this month. That leaves Q4 2025 October, November and December for the Arrow Lake Refresh chips.
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The problem with that entry is if you click Core Series Ultra 1 or Products formerly Raptor Lake, you don't see this 120F CPU in the list of CPUs.Intel® Core™ 5 Processor 120F (18M Cache, up to 4.50 GHz) - Product Specifications | Intel
Intel® Core™ 5 Processor 120F (18M Cache, up to 4.50 GHz) quick reference with specifications, features, and technologies.
Remember the time LGA775 hosted both P4 and Core CPUs? Engineers can do things if they are willing to or allowed to.
Broadwell with the Crystal Well MCM passed by to say hello: https://images.hothardware.com/contentimages/newsitem/67975/content/small_intel-crystal-well.jpg
So large dies consumes more wafers to make and EMR is 742mm2 Intel 7. Larger die size require more wafer to make than a CPU made of Smaller dies using MCM.Page 845 - Discussion - Intel Meteor, Arrow, Lunar & Panther Lakes + WCL Discussion Threads
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Seriously, what is Intel making in Intel 7 fabs that they don't have enough supply of these CPUs to do a full launch yet???
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Emerald Rapids all use at least one massive tile with some cores disabled on some SKUs? Or did they ever make smaller tiles for the lower corecount SKUs?
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That was before so much stuff moved into the CPU socket! They just needed to be able to provide power and talk to the FSB back in those days.
I am still yet to see anything in the wild that suggests that there is actually a 12 P cores die anywhere but in a test lab. While leakers are confirming an A0 stepping of one, it's never leaked a single bench and no real signs of kernel support behind an identifier.This processor the Core i5 110 is an even older rebadge of the Core i5 10400 on the LGA1200 socket.
Intel® Core™ i5-110 Processor (12M Cache, up to 4.30 GHz) - Product Specifications | Intel
Intel® Core™ i5-110 Processor (12M Cache, up to 4.30 GHz) quick reference with specifications, features, and technologies.
We are going in the wrong direction here. I wasn't able to attend the Intel Tech Tour 2025 here in Phoenix as apparently its only for credentialed press members. I hear a lot of or most if it is under NDA until specific times in the future but the slide above suggests the Bartlett Lake-S CPU may launch next year sometime if they do launch at all for LGA1700.
I dont think Intel has a lot in the pipeline from what I can gather only clock speed bumped Arrow Lake-S processors and only the 3 K series ones Core Ultra 5 245K, Core Ultra 7 265K and Core Ultra 9 285K refresh which are supposed to be announced next year at CES 2026. This leaves a lot of time the rest of next year to squeeze these Bartlett Lake chips in before Nova Lake launches in about one year from now.
Yeah some benchmarks just released today for the upcoming Core Ultra 7 270K Plus on LGA1851 socket early next year. You are right it is strange that there are no benchmarks for these alleged Bartlett Lake chips although if they are intended for NEX Networking and Edge group which doesnt sell to consumers this might explain why. Intel is launching a new socket LGA1954 next year for Nova Lake it seems unlikely they would release a bunch of backported LGA1700 cpus for the consumer market in the middle of next year. Although LGA1700 remains their best selling socket still I believe.
Just wait until the chinese manages to get some of them and end being sold as Engineering samples XD
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