Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Technical Master – Gadgets Reviews, Guides and Gaming NewsTechnical Master – Gadgets Reviews, Guides and Gaming News
    • News
    • Guides
      • How To
    • Best Picks
    • Reviews
    • Gaming
      • Helldivers 2
      • Remnant 2
      • Minecraft
      • Call of Duty
      • Fortnite
    • More
      • Laptops
      • Mobile Phones
      • Gaming PC Build
      • Motherboards
      • Graphics Card
      • Headphones
      • Gaming Mouse
      • iPhones
    • Tools
      • YouTube Thumbnail Downloader
      • Word & Character Counter
    • Write For Us
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    Technical Master – Gadgets Reviews, Guides and Gaming NewsTechnical Master – Gadgets Reviews, Guides and Gaming News
    Home » News » Intel CPUs May Run Hotter Than Ever
    News

    Intel CPUs May Run Hotter Than Ever

    Turning up the heat.
    By Ali UsamaJul 17, 2024 5:46 AM
    Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit Telegram Copy Link Tumblr Email LinkedIn WhatsApp
    Intel CPUs' Heat is Going to Increase Further

    Intel’s next-gen CPUs may be going to handle some serious heat. Recently, a leak on X (formerly Twitter) hinted that Intel is planning to push the thermal envelope with its upcoming processors. This rumor comes courtesy of Jaykihn, a name that appears often when it’s about Intel’s inner workings. So, what’s the hot news? Intel’s Arrow Lake and Panther Lake CPUs might sizzle up to 105 degrees Celsius. That’s a jump from the current 100 degrees Celsius max. Yes, just five degrees more, but in the CPU world, that’s a pretty big leap.

    Let’s break down what this all means. TJ Max, or thermal junction maximum, is the peak temperature a processor can hit before it starts dialing back performance to cool down. It’s like the CPU’s way of saying, “I’m getting too hot, let’s take it easy.” By nudging up this limit, Intel’s new chips can stretch their legs a bit more before hitting the brakes. This could be great news for anyone pushing their system with intensive tasks, as these chips would maintain high-performance levels for longer under heat.

    But, and there’s always a but, this could also mean that these processors will generally run hotter. This isn’t just a desktop worry—think about mobile devices where heat can seem more personal, literally. It raises the question: will everyday users want to deal with a laptop that feels like a toaster? Also, it prompts a rethink on cooling solutions. With a higher thermal limit, could we get away with less powerful cooling technology? Maybe, but then again, I don’t ever want my system reaching that 105 degrees Celsius that would give a feel it’s going to burn out.

    Looking ahead, Intel plans to roll out these changes in their Arrow Lake and Panther Lake series, hitting the shelves this year and the next. Specifically, Panther Lake will take over from the Lunar Lake range in mobile Core Ultra chipsets, while Arrow Lake targets the desktop arena.

    Jaykihn didn’t stop at temperatures. They also dropped some specs about the Panther Lake lineup. There is a potential mix of up to four performance cores, eight efficiency cores, and for those who care about graphics, up to 12 Xe3 GPU cores in certain models. That’s quite the powerhouse setup, especially for the gaming crowd.

    With Intel still smoothing over the bumps from the Raptor Lake issue, this could be the turn-around they need. Or not. We’ll just have to wait and see if these leaks pan out. As always, in the fast-paced world of tech, today’s rumors are tomorrow’s headlines—or yesterday’s news.

    Source: Digital Trends

    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Reddit Tumblr Telegram Email

    Related Posts

    Amazon is Closing Freevee But Don’t Worry, You Can Still Watch Your Favorite Shows

    Amazon is Closing Freevee But Don’t Worry, You Can Still Watch Your Favorite Shows

    Arrowhead’s Helldivers 2 Wins by Dodging Nintendo’s Price Trap

    Arrowhead’s Helldivers 2 Wins by Dodging Nintendo’s Price Trap

    AMD’s RX 9070 Series is Still Not in Steam Hardware Survey While RTX 5060 Ti Quietly Joins the Party

    Best Gaming Computer Repair Near Me

    Finding the Best Gaming Computer Repair Near Me: What to Look For?

    Apple M4 MacBook Pro deal

    Apple’s M4 MacBook Pro Outshines the M4 MacBook Air, And It’s $200 Off on Amazon

    AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT

    AMD’s RX 9070 Series GPUs Will Support ROCm, and There’s Already a Working Sample

    When you buy anything through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more

    We are on Google News

    Google News

    Trending
    Amazon is Closing Freevee But Don’t Worry, You Can Still Watch Your Favorite Shows

    Amazon is Closing Freevee But Don’t Worry, You Can Still Watch Your Favorite Shows

    How to Fix Nvidia GeForce Experience Error Code 0x0003

    How to Fix Nvidia GeForce Experience Error Code 0x0003

    Helldivers 2 - How to Defeat Illuminate Stingrays

    Helldivers 2: How to Defeat Illuminate Stingrays

    Arrowhead’s Helldivers 2 Wins by Dodging Nintendo’s Price Trap

    Arrowhead’s Helldivers 2 Wins by Dodging Nintendo’s Price Trap

    How to Turn Off Smart Steering in Mario Kart World on Nintendo Switch 2

    How to Turn Off Smart Steering in Mario Kart World on Switch 2

    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram Pinterest
    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • Collaborate
    • Affiliate Disclosure
    © 2025 Technical Master. All Rights Reserved.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.