On Intel’s side, CES 2025 will mark the debut of two new motherboards designed for the current generation of CPUs. The company is expected to launch the B860 chipset for the mid-range market, along with the H810 chipset, which will target entry-level users. While Intel has yet to officially disclose the specifications for these new chipsets, the B860 and H810 motherboards are expected to provide excellent value for users building systems with Intel’s Core Ultra 200 non-K processors.
Unlike AMD’s B-series offerings, which provide PCIe 4.0 support, Intel’s B860 and H810 chipsets have yet to be detailed in terms of their PCIe capabilities. However, given Intel’s history of offering solid performance at different price points, these motherboards are expected to meet the needs of consumerslooking for reliable, budget-friendly solutions. These motherboards are also likely to be paired with the non-K variants of the Core Ultra 200 processors, which could be officially introduced by Intel during CES 2025.
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