Intel's high-end 900-series mobos only ones to handle 800W+ power of Intel Nova Lake CPUs

TweakTown·Feb 16

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Intel's high-end 900-series motherboards are reportedly the only ones that can handle the power of Intel's Nova Lake CPUs, which may require over 800W. However, leaked guidance suggests a lower power target of 474W for some Nova Lake-S CPUs. The launch of Intel's next-gen Nova Lake-S desktop CPUs may be delayed, with some reports indicating a potential release at CES 2027.

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Intel's high-end 900-series mobos only ones to handle 800W+ power of Intel Nova Lake CPUs

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