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Intel Rocket Lake CPUs could boost up to 5.5GHz – and blow away Comet Lake at gaming

Intel’s next-gen Rocket Lake CPUs could be here sooner than you think

Posted on December 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

500-series motherboards for Intel’s next-gen Rocket Lake processors could be revealed early in January 2021 – and there’s a possibility that the 11th-gen desktop CPUs themselves might emerge not too long after that in February.

The latest speculation holds that Intel Z590, B560 and H510 motherboards could be revealed on January 11 – and might even go on sale then. As spotted by @9550pro on Twitter, this is according to a report from a Chinese tech site, Weixin, not a source we are familiar with – so take this with a bigger than usual helping of condiments.
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