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Ars Technica
Ars Technica
· 8 months, 3 weeks ago • Andrew Cunningham

Intel launches Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs, made using its long-awaited 18A process

Briefing

The Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs, set to launch on January 27, introduce Intel's 18A process, marking a pivotal shift in their manufacturing capabilities. This series includes high-performance options like the Core Ultra X9 and X7, equipped with a 12-core Intel Arc B390 GPU, which will be crucial for graphics-intensive applications in game development.

For developers, especially those focused on graphics and performance, these new chips offer improved PCI Express lanes and memory support, which can enhance the efficiency of game engines and overall performance. With over 200 PC designs expected to utilize these processors, the impact on the gaming landscape could be substantial, making it a key development to watch in 2023.

“These chips will be used in over 200 PC designs.”

— Intel · Highlighting the anticipated adoption of the new CPUs.
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Intel is launching Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs.
who
Intel.
when
Launch starts on January 27, 2023.
impact
Improves performance for graphics programming and game development.
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New technology promises improved performance for developers.

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