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Intel takes on Ryzen with Rocket Lake S and the Core i9-11900K

Intel Rocket Lake leak suggests Core i9-11900K could get a price cut to compete with AMD

Posted on January 19, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Intel’s next-generation Rocket Lake processors are likely to arrive in March, with pricing for the range just having been leaked by a European retailer.

Now, we should make it clear upfront that we need a major helping of condiments with this one, as the retailer in question from Belgium isn’t one we’re familiar with.

Still, with Rocket Lake now close, and other price leakage having popped up in recent times as Notebookcheck highlights, it’s certainly worth a glance at how the purported pricing is shaping up – particularly in this latest case with the product listings from 2compute.
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