Intel Raptor Lake Next CPUs shipping: records reveal cache and clock specs
According to global trade and customs data, Intel has been shipping new CPUs based on the Raptor Lake architecture from Vietnam since August 2026. Four distinct models have appeared in shipping records, providing specific details regarding their cache sizes and base clock speeds.
Model breakdown and technical details
The identified processors are listed as FCLGA (flip-chip land grade array) models, confirming they are desktop processors rather than mobile variants. The lineup is expected to support both DDR4 and "DDR5" RAM, a feature that could make these chips attractive for users looking to upgrade existing platforms during periods of high memory pricing.
The shipping records provide a glimpse into the potential lineup:
- 99DLMV: Featuring 8 P-Cores and 8 E-Cores, 30MB of L3 cache, and a 125W TDP. With a 3.5GHz base clock, this model appears to be the rumored Core i5-14600K replacement, notably offering a higher base frequency than the Core i7-13700K (3.4GHz).
- 99DLMT: A 65W TDP model with 8 P-Cores, 12 E-Cores, and 33MB of L3 cache. The cache capacity aligns with the Core i7-14700K, suggesting an i7-level positioning.
- 99DLMW and 99DLMX: Two models with 6 P-Cores, 4 E-Cores, 24MB of L3 cache, and a 65W TDP. While the specs listed are identical, the specific distinction between these two part numbers remains unknown.
It is important to note that the frequencies mentioned in the records (ranging from 2.1GHz to 3.5GHz) represent base clock speeds rather than peak boost frequencies. While Intel has not officially announced these products, the active shipments from their major assembly and testing facility in Vietnam suggest a release may be imminent.
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