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There are murky futures being portrayed by speculations regarding the 14th-generation Intel processors codenamed Meteor Lake.
According to the latest information, the 14th generation may have been canceled. The performance of future series could not be as satisfactory as that of Raptor Lake.
Intel said in November that it did not plan to launch the Meteor Lake series of products in 2023. The new Raptor Lake products, which offered modest performance improvements, would take up the majority of the year.
Meteor Lake could debut in 2024 as a series for laptops, while the 15th-generation Arrow Lake will be available on desktops.
MTL-S may have been canceled.🤔
— Raichu (@OneRaichu) December 23, 2022
The very reliable tipter @OneRaichu says that the 14th Gen Meteor Lake might never make it to desktops. This generation was supposed bring the new architecture for processors that is based on “boards”. It will be a departure from monolithic designs, where all components of the processor, graphics and I/O are placed on one board.
The chiplet design of Intel is very similar to AMD’s Ryzen series 2017 design. It is expected that Intel has not seen the desired performance improvements.
Meteor Lake was also expected to bring the Intel 4 architecture. This is actually a 7 nanometer manufacturing process, while AMD currently operates Ryzen 7000 on an AMD 5-nanometer manufacturing cycle. /PCWorld Albanian
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