Latest findings on the Arrow Lake processors has indicated that Intel has removed hyperthreading from the upcoming chips.

Leaker Golden Pig Upgrade has confirmed that Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake architecture will be officially part of the Core Ultra 200 series.

In this sizeable leak, it has been alleged that Intel Arrow Lake will ditch hyper-threading, jettisons LPE-core and DDR4 support, while getting new Xe-based onboard graphics, and more.

Leaks allege that Intel may be doing away with one of its longstanding feature for its processors for Arrow Lake - Hyper-Threading.

Leaks are alleging that Arrow Lake-U chips will be designated for low-cost and gaming laptops, while Lunar Lake (Meteor Lake's direct successor) will occupy the premium segment.

This leak points out the basics of the Arrow Lake: 8P+16E, 125W, faster DDR5, and a new socket/chipset.

Intel's internal targets for the Arrow Lake architecture is at least a fair bit conservative by the looks of it.

Intel's future CPU architecture, Arrow Lake, will be using a new socket named LGA1851 - which contains minor modifications over LGA1700 in regards to cooler compatibility.

Intel is bringing Raptor Lake to market later this year as the 13th Gen Intel Core series, with huge performance upgrades and higher core counts!