According to ITHome, Mechenike has confirmed that the new Intel Core series will hit the market within the next three months. Notably, this system is expected to be among the first to include PCIe Gen5 storage as a standard feature. 

Unlike prebuilt systems using 12th or 13th Gen Core CPUs, which lacked access to newer PCIe SSDs during their initial launches, the current market now offers a variety of faster NVMe SSD releases. This hardware feature could be appealing to potential customers in search of superior performance. Furthermore, Mechenike's new Dawning desktop will be equipped with the GeForce RTX 40 series GPU, as seen in the official render. While specific models were not disclosed, the showcased black GeForce RTX 40 GPU is yet to be released. During the exhibition, Mechenike also displayed new Mini-PCs, which may already incorporate the new Meteor Lake or Raptor Lake Refresh processors. Intel plans to formally launch these mobile series by the end of this year. The official launch of this desktop is planned for October this year, featuring the latest Intel Core processors and RTX 40 series graphics cards. Additionally, it will be the first desktop to include PCIe 5.0 solid-state drives as a standard offering.

According to previous reports from IT House, Intel's upcoming release in October will include the Core 14th generation processors, an upgrade from the 13th generation Core, and the Core Ultra 1 generation mobile processors with a new CPU architecture and 128EU core display.

Chinese PC maker claims Intel 14th Gen Core CPU series launching in October