CPUID has released CPU-Z 3.02, the first line of its changelog simply reading "Intel Razor Lake support." Razor Lake is the processor family expected to follow Nova Lake, though Intel has yet to officially announce it. The November 4 update also adds the AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700, fixes an SPD reading issue on Intel Broadwell-E, and resolves a validation problem on Windows XP.
Of course, system tools tend to pick up new chips well before they reach store shelves. HWiNFO added early Nova Lake support back in August 2025, and the first Nova Lake-S desktop chips still aren't expected until Q1 2027. HWiNFO also added preliminary support for Razor Lake-AX in August this year, the rumored large APU that could pack up to 32 Xe3 GPU cores alongside on-package memory. Leaked roadmaps place Razor Lake around late 2027 or later, so retail chips are still quite far off.
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