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This week we saw major announcements from Intel, Microsoft, and several PC manufacturers. Here are all of the biggest news stories of the week.

Intel has announced some of its 13th Gen K-series desktop processors, with up to 24 cores split between Performance and Efficient cores, plus a boost clock up to 5.8GHz. They go on sale on October 20t

Intel has secretly outed the Core i9-12900KS, the new flagship Alder Lake processor. This new processor was spotted at Newegg with some impressive clock speeds.

Intel's Core i9-12900K is an excellent processor and scored high in our full review. The outgoing Core i9-11900K wasn't a great CPU at launch, and it didn't hold out well against AMD Ryzen at all. Here's why you should consider upgrading.

Deciding whether an Intel Core i5-12600K will be enough for your new PC is a question many will face when also looking at the flagship Core i9-12900K. We're going to compare the two processors.

Upgrading your PC with a new CPU leaves you with plenty of decisions. Intel's new Core i7-12700K is quite tempting with its hybrid core design, but how does it hold up to the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X?

Intel's latest flagship processor promises the world for gamers and PC builders with a new architecture and fancy hybrid cores. We've put the Intel core i9-12900K to the test and here are the results.

Intel's 12th generation of Core processors are here and the mid-range segment is as competitive as ever. The Intel Core i5-12600K is the company's attempt to claw back some of the lost ground taken by AMD with its Ryzen 5 series. Let's see if it was all worth the wait!

Intel has bolstered its mobile lineup with new Tiger Lake-H processors, bringing higher core counts and new features for faster enthusiast laptops and mobile workstations. Announced on Tuesday, the new Tiger Lake-H processors use the Willow Cove core architecture made using Intel’s 10nm SuperFin transistors. According to Intel, Willow Cove boasts up to 20 per cent IPC uplift compared to Sunny Cove, the core architecture of the 10th gen Ice Lake mobile processors. Tiger Lake-H also comes with ...

Source: Harish Jonnalagadda / Windows Central Intel had a clearly defined tick-tock strategy: with every generation, we got a fabrication enhancement (tick) followed by a refresh of the microarchitecture to leverage the full gains of that node (tock). This has worked reliably all the way from 65nm to 14nm, and solidified Intels position as the leading chip manufacturer in the world. Then came 10nm. Intel just couldnt find a way to scale its 10nm node effectively, so it instead fell back to 14nm...