Intel's Bartlett Lake-S CPUs are only available for embedded and edge use, but that hasn't stopped enthusiasts from ...

A German hardware enthusiast and streamer managed to get his mitts on an Intel Bartlett Lake-S Core 9 273PQE processor and put it through its paces in some informal gaming tests. The results? A modest ...

Synthetic CPU benchmark results for the upcoming Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor have been spotted, and it outperforms the Ryzen Z2 Extreme.

Leak suggests Intel Panther Lake handheld chips will have a multi-core advantage over rival AMD CPUs, and a faster GPU too.

Intel's Wildcat Lake mobile processors are due to arrive soon, targeting the more budget friendly mainstream laptop segment. Plenty of information has already leaked regarding Wildcat Lake, including ...

A new Intel Core Ultra CPU benchmark has just appeared in the Geekbench browser, potentially showing off the first real-world results of an unreleased Arrow Lake CPU, the Intel Core Ultra 5 225F. The ...

We've not seen a genuinely competitive Intel gaming CPU in some time, at least on our gaming PCs, but it's a different case on mobile. A new set of benchmarks shows that the Intel Core Ultra 7 258V is ...

The SPEC CPU 2026 features more tests and an emphasis on portability, running on everything from fleets of servers down to a ...

The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC), the trusted global leader in computing benchmarks, today announced the availability of the SPEC CPU 2026 benchmark suites, a significant update ...

Something to look forward to: Intel will launch brand new Arrow Lake-S desktop CPUs later this month. Ahead of its release, the flagship Core Ultra 9 285K has appeared on the PassMark benchmark ...

The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC) is updating its most important benchmark after nine years: Following ...

The Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation has released SPEC CPU 2026, its first major update in nearly a decade, expanding workloads and focusing on portability across devices from Raspberry Pi ...