According to a regular Chiphell leaker, Intel has changed its plans for next year and could be cancelling the expected Arrow Lake refresh.

If you recall, Arrow Lake is the next generation of processors from Intel that’s about to launch ( in October, rumor has it ), and the word from the grapevine in the past has been that next year’s generation of silicon from Team Blue would be an Arrow Lake Refresh.

Intel decided to ditch hyperthreading for the upcoming Arrow Lake processors, and based on a new set of leaks, it may have been for the best.

Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake Refresh has reportedly been nixed: Arrow Lake-S will not be happening, Nova Lake now replaces Arrow Lake in 2025.

Geekbench results appear for the Core Ultra 9 285K and Core Ultra 7 265K, showing an increase in performance over the Core i9 14900K.

Intel is expected to launch its Arrow Lake-S CPU family in October, officially bringing the Foveros packaging to the desktop and bidding farewell to the

S," a new generation of desktop processors that Intel is expected to launch in October 2024 with several rumored changes, including a more powerful NPU and support for only DDR5 memory, will not be succeeded by any sort of refresh,

Rumors suggest that Arrow Lake's successor, Arrow Lake Refresh, has been canceled without a replacement. Razer Lake, which purportedly will succeed Nova Lake, has also been made known.