Intel Rocket Lake-S delayed to March 2021

Posted on Tuesday, October 06 2020 @ 13:24 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck

VideoCardz picked up rumors that Intel's Rocket Lake-S will not make it to the market before March 2021. This chip was previously expected to be revealed in December 2020 or early 2021. Rocket Lake-S is another 14nm architecture, it will be compatible with current LGA1200 motherboards.

Rocket Lake-S is expected to feature Cypress Cove cores in combination with Xe-based Gen12 graphics. You will get up to eight cores (which is less than the max of Comet Lake-S), DDR4 memory support, and PCI Express 4.0.

Another rumor is that Intel is prepping Z590 or B560 series chipsets, and that the B560 series will get memory overclocking support. This feature was previously exclusive to the Zx70/Zx90 series chipsets.

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