Yeah, that's the one with a baffling 1700 pins (LGA100), the processor has dimensions of 37.5x45mm and is bigger than most Intel CPUs.

The photo would be an engineering sample states Videocardz, and only the bottom of the processor can be seen (no details or specifications). Earlier this year, documentation about the lga1700 socket appeared on Intel's website, including references to Alder Lake.

Intel would be fabbing Alder Lake processors on 10nm process and is that series with CPU cores configured in a big.Little design (energy friendly+performance cores). That would be eight big Golden Cove cores and eight low-power Gracemont cores. Alder Lake would also support DDR5 and possibly PCIe 5.0 as well. Alder Lake might see some announcements next year, but that would be at the end of 2021. 14nm Rocket Lake is up first and gets a lga1200 socket.

Alleged Intel Alder Lake CPU photo surfaces online