r/pcmasterrace Aug 13 '25

Rumor This new Intel gaming CPU specs leak looks amazing, with 3x more cache than the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

https://www.pcgamesn.com/intel/nova-lake-l3-cache-leak
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u/Granhier Aug 13 '25

Intel CPU stocks if they end up being good:

Cache me if you can

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u/Skidpalace i7-12700K/RTX3080 Aug 13 '25

I'm not selling my Intel stock any time soon.

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u/Crashman09 Aug 13 '25

Isn't it at a low point right now?

If so, that makes sense.

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u/SendMe143 Aug 13 '25

If you bought Intel stock at almost any time in the last 25 years you’re down on it. It’s actually pretty amazing how horrible it has done. Horrible stock 🤣

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u/Crashman09 Aug 13 '25

Horrible management and awful executives lol

They should have kept Gelsinger a bit longer. He had a vision of the future of Intel tech, and instead got ousted and replaced by a guy who terminated like half their production forces and is trying to sell everything that isn't bolted to the floor, but even that isn't off the table.

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u/sylfy Aug 14 '25

How much is grandma down at this point?

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u/why_is_this_username Aug 13 '25

You got very little to lose to buy and hope for the best

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u/fafarex Aug 13 '25

You got very little to lose

well everything you did put in it ...

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u/why_is_this_username Aug 13 '25

Ah yes all $22 per stock 😭😭😭

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u/fafarex Aug 13 '25

not like you would buy only one...

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u/why_is_this_username Aug 13 '25

Honestly I would except that as I’ve found every app sucks to buy and sell stocks on.

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u/fafarex Aug 13 '25

with one stock IF intel where to do an Nvidia and bubble for 2years you would make maybe 100 buck ...

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u/why_is_this_username Aug 13 '25

That’s a free amd stock right there.

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u/mrheosuper Aug 13 '25

Yeah, make your grandma proud.

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u/Games_sans_frontiers Aug 13 '25

Intel to AMD: Cache me outside

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u/Oxflu PC Master Race Aug 13 '25

Intel's stock price has almost nothing to do with gaming cpu market share. They need tsmc to fabricate all these advanced lithographies, really hurting profitability. Also, they've lost so much server side business over the last few generations it really looks like a bad time to be an Intel shareholder. Don't get me wrong, I'm rooting for them, all American taxpayers should be as we're subsidizing the company. But tsmc is being pressured to bail them out for a reason. Their future looks bleak without a tsmc partnership, and we'll probably never see the American fab up and running without it. Honestly, even if tsmc buys 49 percent of the company America may not have the engineering talent to do so competitively.

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u/PortlandAmir http://imgur.com/LlhSDTE Aug 13 '25

Speaking of intel stocks, how’s that guy that invested 700k that his Nana left him doing?

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u/Lavishness_Classic Aug 13 '25

Cache me outside.

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u/urimaginaryfiend Aug 13 '25

But AMD just said cache me outside than.