While plenty of eyes are on Intel 13th and 14th Gen CPUs of late thanks to their instability issues, we've seen few mentions of upcoming Intel 15th Gen (codename Arrow Lake) processors. These chips should be with us by the end of the year and will form the next generation of Intel desktop (Core) and laptop (Core Ultra and Core H) chips. Now, we're hearing rumour that they might be a whole lot more efficient than current-gen chips.
Based on Chinese tech blogger Little Pigeon's summary (via VideoCardz) of a recent Intel-Asus collaborative conference, 15th Gen Intel CPUs should have "at least 100 W lower power consumption while maintaining high frequencies." And, according to Wccftech's machine translation, "stability is guaranteed" for these next-gen processors because the "previous overvoltage problem will not occur."
