Intel Razor Lake-S Desktop CPUs To Tap LGA 1954 In 2028 Extending Nova Lake-S Socket
We're still waiting for Intel to formally introduce its next-generation Nova Lake-S lineup, which is rumored to crash the desktop party with up to 28 cores initially before eventually culminating in a 52-core monster gaming CPU with gobs of Big Last Level Cache (bLLC), but there is already talk of what comes after—Razor Lake-S, which is now tipped for a 2028 release instead of sometime in 2027.
Previously, it was thought there was a chance that Razor Lake-S could make its debut in late 2027. While still possible (nothing has been officially announced or confirmed), it appears Intel is actually targeting a 2028 release, at least according to Jaykihn (@jaykihn0) on X.
@dcominottim @dttprofessor @TamerAm48431889 @kyuu47427 Nothing was said officially, but Razor Lake is currently slated as a 2028 product.— Jaykihn (@jaykihn0) October 29, 2026
"Nothing was said officially, but Razor Lake is currently slated as a 2028 product,"...
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