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CPU Architecture CONFIRMED

Four Raptor Lake Next packages appear in Vietnam customs records dated August 18 and 19

The Die Brief Desk, after builders.intel.com

Customs records dated August 18 and 19 show four Raptor Lake Next packages moving through Vietnam.

Intel Raptor Lake Next 16-core and 20-core CPUs may have surfaced in shipping logs — Picture from videocardz.com
Intel Raptor Lake Next 16-core and 20-core CPUs may have surfaced in shipping logs — Picture from videocardz.com
Raptor Lake Next
Part numbers99DLMV, 99DLMT, 99DLMW, 99DLMX
Listed clock2.1 to 3.5 GHz
Cache24 MB, 30 MB, 33 MB
PackagingFCLGA
Expected configuration8P+8E, 125W; 8P+12E, 65W; unconfirmed
Memory supportDDR4 and DDR5
PlatformLGA1700
Expected launchearly 2027

99DLMV, 99DLMT, 99DLMW, and 99DLMX are listed as 64-bit microprocessors in FCLGA packaging.

The records give clocks from 2.1 to 3.5 GHz and cache sizes of 24 MB, 30 MB, and 33 MB.

Intel Raptor Lake Next 16-core and 20-core CPUs may have surfaced in shipping logs — Picture from videocardz.com
Intel Raptor Lake Next 16-core and 20-core CPUs may have surfaced in shipping logs — Picture from videocardz.com

99DLMV at 3.5 GHz fits an 8P+8E, 125 W part on LGA1700, while 99DLMT at 2.1 GHz fits an 8P+12E, 65 W part.

The two 24 MB parts at 2.6 GHz remain unassigned, because they cannot be tied to a known core split or power rating.

The records leave final model names, pricing, launch timing, and the core counts for 99DLMW and 99DLMX unmeasured.

The cache sizes, not the part count, are the constraint.

After builders.intel.com. We did not report this. The pictures, if any, are theirs.

October 27, 2026 · 1 min
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