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Intel is keeping Raptor Lake CPUs around for 'years to come' as a cheaper alternative to DDR5-compatible chips
If you're running a Raptor Lake-chipped system, congratulations—it seems you're ahead of the curve.
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If you're running a Raptor Lake-chipped system, congratulations—it seems you're ahead of the curve. Speaking to Tom's Hardware , Intel's vice president and general manager of its enthusiast channel business, Robert Hallock, says that far from putting the 10 nm chips out to pasture, Intel is doubling-down: "Going forward, 10 nm products like Raptor Lake; that is a core part of the portfolio that I want to offer to people for years to come," said the Intel chief.
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