It ain't subtle, but jamming a ton of cache memory onto Intel's next-gen CPUs will be great for PC gamers.
All told, that would mark a 75% increase in L2 cache for the highest-spec Arrow Lake processor. And that's potentially a conservative estimate given the chances of Intel opting to give its upgraded Crestmont Efficient cores more L2 cache per core are pretty high given the new 20A process.
And with the L3 cache capacities usually exceeding L2 then you're looking at significantly more cache all round. I wouldn't be surprised to see Intel stick a shared 64MB of L3 onto these top chips.for a similarly specced Arrow Lake chip. And that's only taking Intel's internal numbers into account, which aren't using any game-centric benchmarks. With more cores and more cache, a Core i9 15900K could far exceed that 21% number.
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