Intel plans to release a new line of Bartlett Lake-S processors in 2025, which will extend the life of the LGA-1700 platform and will include both hybrid and pure performance models.
Intel 2025 processors
New generation of chips
According to information According to the leak, Intel is preparing to introduce Bartlett Lake-S desktop processors in 2025. These chips will combine the new Bartlett Lake (BTL) cores with the familiar Alder Lake (ADL) and Raptor Lake (RPL) cores, offering a hybrid architecture.
Unexpected twist
Initially it was assumed that these processors would be aimed at network and thin devices. However, according to information from insider Jaykihn, Bartlett Lake-S will still enter the consumer market, which came as a surprise to many.
Variety of models
The Intel Bartlett Lake-S line will include five performance levels and two groups of processors. The first group will combine ADL and RPL cores with TDPs of 45 W and 65 W, and the second will consist only of high-performance BTL cores with TDPs of 45 W, 65 W and 125 W. The flagship Core 9 model will be equipped with 12 powerful cores. Core 7 processors will offer 10P or 8P+16E configurations, while Core 5 will be available in 8P, 6P+8E and 6P+4E variants. Budget Core 3 and Core Processor models will have 4 and 2 powerful ADL/RPL cores, respectively.
Strategic move
Intel's decision to release updated versions of Raptor Lake / Alder Lake in parallel with new chips equipped only with performance cores, likely aimed at competing with the still popular AMD AM4 platform. According to the source, the launch of a new series of processors is planned for January 2025.
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- Intel is an American corporation, the world's largest manufacturer of microprocessors
- AMD is an American company, manufacturer of microprocessors, video cards and chipsets
- LGA-1700 - processor socket used in Intel motherboards
- TDP - processor heat dissipation indicator
- Core - line of Intel processors for desktop and mobile computers
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In 2025, the release of new Intel Bartlett Lake-S processors for the LGA-1700 platform is expected. These APUs will combine new Bartlett Lake cores with Alder Lake and Raptor Lake cores, extending the life of the popular platform.
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Olga
Wow, Intel never ceases to amaze! Hybrid processors in 2025 sound promising. Wondering how this will affect performance and energy efficiency? 🤔
Hans
Yes, Olga, this is really intriguing. It will be especially interesting how the new Bartlett Lake cores will combine with the old ones. Hopefully this will give a significant performance boost! 💪
Sophie
What interested me most was that they extend the life of the LGA-1700 platform. This is good news for those who have recently updated their systems! 👍
Carlos
Sophie, I agree! It's really convenient. By the way, has anyone noticed Core 9 with only high-performance cores? Sounds powerful! 🚀
Giovanni
Eh, these endless updates again. Why do we need so many cores and new processors? My old computer handles all tasks perfectly. This is all just a marketing ploy. 😒
Olga
Giovanni, I understand your skepticism, but progress does not stand still. New technologies open up new possibilities, especially for those who work with demanding applications. Although, of course, not everyone needs such power. 😊
Anna
What interested me was that Intel plans to compete with the AMD AM4 platform. Looks like we're in for an interesting fight in the processor market! Who do you think will come out the winner? 🏆
Hans
Anna, this is really intriguing! I think competition is good for us consumers. Let's hope for lower prices and improved performance from both manufacturers. In any case, 2025 promises to be a hot year for the processor market! 🔥