The leaked chipset diagram was posted to Twitter by @momomo_us, and it didn't take long for someone to notice that it eschews any mention of a Xeon-W series. Instead, the diagram is labeled as ...

The chipset adds support for up to a dozen lanes of PCIe 4.0 and up to 16 lanes of PCIe 3.0 traffic, according to the diagram. There was also mention of Intel adding a Gear 4 mode for DDR5 memory ...

The chipset diagram verifies support for USB 20G, 10G, and 5G connections, although the precise numbers are not detailed. A notable change for the new LGA-1851 platform is the absence of support ...

The Intel 945 chipset is 32-bit. A 32-bit processor/chipset can address a maximum 4 GB of RAM, so the motherboard is built to accept only 4 GB. However, all system functions have registers that ...

The chipset diagram also confirms support for USB 20G, 10G, and 5G connections. Read more : Intel's next-gen Z890 motherboard details: native Thunderbolt 4, ready for Arrow Lake CPUs ...

The chipset, code-named Seaburg, would have a 1600 MHz FSB versus 1333 MHz in Intel chipsets currently used in workstations and high-performance computing.