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Leaked Intel Nova Lake product list has three 'BFC' chips with up to 144MB of game-boosting L3 cache

October 2

A rumored SKU table for Intel's upcoming Nova Lake desktop CPUs has surfaced, showcasing seven models that will (presumably) make up Intel's initial NVL-S lineup.

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