Intel may have lost its crown to AMD in recent years, but it still enjoys a greater market share, seeing as how Intel processors accounted for 62 percent of CPU tests, according to Statista.

AMD and Intel have fought for supremacy for decades, duking it out in a bid to make the best processors you can buy. The competition is fierce, and that's a great thing for PC enthusiasts. In 2025 ...

Intel's 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen processors are absent from the Windows 11 24H2 official support list. ... The list of supported processors we reference in this article is for new OEM systems.

Undervolting is typically mostly done on Intel processors. Intel's top CPUs, like the 13900K and 14900K are prime candidates. ... In order to know how much you can undervolt your CPU, ...

Microsoft has updated the webpage for Windows 11 supported processors. They took away 44 Intel CPUs from the list on the webpage. These CPUs are mainly used in servers, not in regular PCs that ...

Intel is reportedly changing the branding of its processors. The US-based chipmaker is dropping the “i” in “Core i9,” “Core i7,” “Core i5” and “Core i3”.

Macs with these processors started appearing in late 2015 with the 21.5-inch iMac, and just about every Intel-based Mac–desktop or laptop–since that time is on the list of affected processors.

For Intel processors, this is measured by “Maximum Turbo Power”. The recently-released Intel Core Ultra 9 285K has a TDP of 125W, but it reached 250W in my review.

This means, several Windows 11 PCs are likely to become incompatible with the latest version of Windows 11 operating system. Do note that there’s a separate list of supported processors for ...