Intel’s monster 52-core Nova Lake-S CPU could pull over 700W

Club386·Feb 10

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Intel's upcoming Nova Lake-S CPU, featuring 52 cores, may require significant power to operate, with reported power draws ranging from 474W to over 700W. Some high-end motherboards, such as those in the LGA1954 series, may need multiple power connectors to support the CPU. The exact power requirements and specifications of the Nova Lake-S CPU are not consistently reported across sources.

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