The latest beta version of the AIDA64 Extreme diagnostic tool, released on October 5, provides new details regarding Intel's upcoming processor lineup. The update logs explicitly mention the identification of Intel Core Ultra 5, 7, and 9 4xxx series chips, which are associated with the Nova Lake-S architecture.
The inclusion of the 4xxx series designation in the software confirms that Intel intends to use a four-digit naming convention for these future processors. This aligns with previous reports suggesting a shift in the company's product branding strategy for the next generation of desktop chips.
Furthermore, the documentation indicates that specific models within this series will feature a large last-level cache, referred to as bLLC. These particular variants will be distinguished by a new BFC suffix, marking a departure from current naming patterns for high-performance hardware.
