New Gigabyte BIOS Update Points To Intel Raptor Lake Refresh With DDR4 Support
Motherboard manufacturer Gigabyte has more or less confirmed that Intel will be releasing new processors for the LGA 1700 socket. The company has announced a new BIOS update for its lineup of Intel B760 and H610 motherboards. Essentially, this update will allow them to support the upcoming CPUs. So, users will be able to flash […] The post New Gigabyte BIOS Update Points To Intel Raptor Lake…
Gigabyte has announced a BIOS update for its B760 and H610 motherboards, suggesting Intel will release new processors compatible with the LGA 1700 socket. The update supports both DDR5 and DDR4 memory types, allowing users to upgrade without replacing parts. This is significant as DDR4 memory is more cost-effective compared to DDR5, which benefits users looking to build PCs.
While Gigabyte did not provide details about the upcoming CPUs, it is speculated that they may be part of Intel's rumored Raptor Lake refresh. Intel's VP and GM of Enthusiast Channel, Robert Hallock, has stated that the Raptor Lake platform will remain relevant due to its compatibility with both DDR5 and DDR4. The new processors are expected to launch in early 2027, potentially featuring the "Raptor Lake Next" codename and Core 200 branding.
The lineup may include a Core 7 model with eight or twelve cores, two Core 5 models with eight or six cores, and an entry-level four-core Core 3 variant.
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