New Lake-S Series can arrive with 7 models, up to 52 nuclei with 150W TDP

The next generation of Intel Core Ultra processors approaches and, with it, increasingly leaks. The so-called Nova Lake-S should make its debut with seven skus, and the most advanced model can have a total of 52 nuclei, with 150W TDP. This is what indicate recent information from a well -known segment insider.

It draws a lot of attention in the leakage of the time we have nuclei and TDP details of all seven variants of the Nova Lake-S line. So if the information is correct, you can know what to expect from the new series now. According to Chi11eddog (@g0ld3nm4ng0), the CPUs are:

• Core Ultra 9: 16 Core P + 32 Nuclei and + 4 LP-e Centers | 150W
• Core Ultra 7: 14 P + 24 Centers and + 4 LP-e Centers | 150W
• Core Ultra 5: 8 P + 16 Nuclei and + 4 LP-e Centers | 125W
• Core Ultra 5: 8 P + 12 Core Nuclei and + 4 LP-E Nuclei | 125W
• Core Ultra 5: 6 P + 8 Nuclei and + 4 LP-E Nuclei | 125W
• Core Ultra 3: 4 P + 8 Core Nuclei and + 4 LP-E Nuclei | 65W
• Core Ultra 3: 4 P + 4 Core Nuclei and + 4 LP-E Nuclei | 65W

Intel Nova Lake-S can offer between 12 and 52 nuclei

As it was with the Arrow Lake-S, no hyper-threading is not expected in the new processors, so the number of threads for each model should be similar to the total number of nuclei in each SKU. Thus, we have variants starting at 12C/12T and up to 52C/52T.

Videocardz people, however, points out that not all the dies that appear in such a leakage become products in stores for consumer. Although the information is correct, there are chances that some of these dies are reserved for other markets, such as integrated platforms or other assembled systems.

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Finally, we also have to know the specific name for each model of the series, which must follow the 3 ?? K scheme. In addition, we have no price leaks either, but at the rate of rumors about Intel, we should see some information in this regard before the release of the Nova Lake-S.