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Released on October 17th, the 14th Gen Intel® processors are available in desktop computers and solo through major retailers. Intel has gamers wanting to step up to its latest 14th Gen Core processors with BIOS updates that bring support for Intel Application Optimization or APO to select motherboards. However, this feature, which is said to deliver frame rate improvements of as high as 31% in select games that include Rainbow Six Siege, is exclusive to Intel’s refreshed Raptor Lake Central Processing Units CPUs. Review of the 14th Gen i9 processor — The FPS Review reviews enthusiast PC gaming hardware and posts news about it. Download the optimizer APO is only supported by four of Intel's latest CPUs at the moment, including the new flagship Core i9-14900K processor, which costs $599: Intel Core i9 processor 14900K Intel Core i9 processor 14900KF Intel Core i7 processor 14700K Intel Core i7 processor 14700KF There doesn’t seem be news about whether Intel might be bringing APO su...

The Intel vPro® Platform offers convenience for IT professionals and businesses. The Intel vPro platform keeps businesses running with a suite of manageable, stable, and secure technologies. The latest version of Intel vPro delivers incremental capabilities for life cycle management, more industry-enabled protection technologies, and a greater ability to minimize computing disruptions, as compared to all previous versions. Two critical automation technologies help deliver real-world performance on 13th Gen Intel® Core™ processors: Intel® Thread Director assigns the right task to the right core at the right time, based on optimal runtime guidance provided to the operating system3. Intel® Dynamic Tuning Technology throttles clock frequencies for P-cores and E-cores, based on operating conditions and system design parameters. For Information technology pros the Intel vPro® platform features Intel® Active Management Technology and Intel® Endpoint Management Assistant (Intel® EMA) to help y...

Intel announced their upcoming 14th-Gen Meteor Lake CPUs. Intel has demonstrated an architecture design with on-die similar to Apple’s new M1 and M2 chips. Intel’s advancements on Meteor Lake will play a key role in making these new CPUs uniquely different from older ones, especially if they implement this new CPU architecture design. The chip design was shown off in a demonstration, but Intel did not reveal if this was an entry-level i3 or flagship i9 processor. Still, the architectural design displayed by Intel on this Meteor Lake CPU indicates a drastic change that directly affects how the computer's processor would operate. Intel Releases Meteor Lake as Intel Core Ultra Processor The Meteor Lake CPU design features an on-die design called the 3D Foveros Base Die and t he  CPU Tile is Intel 4.   Intel articulates die disaggregation technique as a ‘tiled’ architecture, whereas the rest of the industry refers to this as a chiplet architecture.   The new Intel 4 process p...