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Intel’s New Gaming Processors Reportedly Delayed Until 2027 (translated)
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A leaked product roadmap indicates that mass production of Intel Nova Lake-S could begin in the fourth quarter of 2026, while the Core Ultra 400 series may not launch until the first quarter of 2027, differing from the originally expected late-2026 schedule. Intel has not announced an official launch date, so the reported delay remains unconfirmed. If the timeline is accurate, PC players waiting for the new platform will have to postpone their upgrades and may also face additional platform costs from LGA 1954 motherboards; meanwhile, AMD will have more time to prepare its next-generation Ryzen processors.
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CPU Gaming Intel Terbaru Dikabarkan Mundur Hingga 2027 • Jagat Play
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Sakigarasu's Take
For players, the delay is not just about when the parts go on sale; it also means more time stuck on older hardware. Those who want to upgrade have one fewer option to compare, making it more sensible to hold off on buying. Still, this wait is based on a leaked roadmap and could change again before official information appears.
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