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Intel’s new desktop CPUs are reportedly arriving in October.

While Intel battles to deal with crashing 13th and 14th Gen CPUs, the chip giant is preparing its Arrow Lake generation of CPUs. Benchlife reports that the Intel Core Ultra 200 lineup will launch on October 10th, and feature 14 chips in total. Videocardz also has a roundup of the cores and boost speeds Intel is expected to target for its next-gen CPUs.

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