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9th Generation Intel Processors Will Get Octa Core i7
In what is a pretty difficult to translate article, Asia based HKEPC claims to have spoken with motherboard manufacturers, and discovered that Intel's upcoming 9th generation processors will again see a Ryze (pun) in processor cores.
With current Coffee lake Intel already stepped things up towards with up-to 6 cores on the 8000 series, for the 9000 series this would become up-to 8-cores. According to the rumor, all series i3/ i5 and i7 will get hyper-threading as well (for selected SKUs).
This kind of confirms what we have been hearing for a while now, that Z390 chipset that was rumored for a release late this year? Well, if the info came from motherboard partners, as HKEPC states, then these motherboard partners are apparently already hard at work on Z390. We know for a fact that Z390 will support, what is supposed to be a derivate from coffee lake, 8-core processors and that would be cannon lake.
Intel 9th Core Desktop Processors Family (Codename : Cannonlake)
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Specifications are not confirmed |
Cores | Base Freq | Turbo Freq | L3 | TDP |
| Core i7-9700K | ? | ? | ? | ? | 95W |
| Core i5-9600K | ? | ? | ? | ? | 95W |
| Core i5-9600 | ? | ? | ? | ? | 65W |
| Core i5-9500 | ? | ? | ? | ? | 65W |
| Core i5-9400 | ? | ? | ? | ? | 65W |
| Core i5-9400T | ? | ? | ? | ? | 35W |
| Core i3-9300 | ? | ? | ? | ? | 65W |
| Core i3-9300T | ? | ? | ? | ? | 35W |
| Core i3-9100 | ? | ? | ? | ? | 65W |
| Core i3-9100T | ? | ? | ? | ? | 35W |
| Core i3-9000 | ? | ? | ? | ? | 65W |
| Core i3-9000T | ? | ? | ? | ? | 35W |
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#5495888 Posted on: 11/27/2017 06:01 PM
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#5495935 Posted on: 11/27/2017 08:32 PM
AMD will just slap 2-4 more cores on the high-end CPUs thanks to infinity fabric. Intel has nothing on AMD in 2018
AMD will just slap 2-4 more cores on the high-end CPUs thanks to infinity fabric. Intel has nothing on AMD in 2018
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#5495951 Posted on: 11/27/2017 09:36 PM
I think Intel fans and buyers are soooo happy to get yet another chipset
I think Intel fans and buyers are soooo happy to get yet another chipset
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#5495953 Posted on: 11/27/2017 09:39 PM
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/intel-announces-cannon-lake-on-track-ice-lake-has-taped-in.html
It means no Cannon Lake CPUs will ever be available. As for Icelake - it can't be supported by the same motherboards that support Coffee Lake, because a) they're based on different architectures, b) LGA1151 barely handles overclocking i7-8700K, how is it supposed to handle overclocking octa-cores?..
I guess Eurocom doesn't know shit or just was mistaken and Z390 will not support any newer generations.
The Cannon Lake generation will end up as U- and Y series chips for laptops. In the second half of 2018 you'd then see desktop processors based on ... 10nm Ice Lake.
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/intel-announces-cannon-lake-on-track-ice-lake-has-taped-in.html
It means no Cannon Lake CPUs will ever be available. As for Icelake - it can't be supported by the same motherboards that support Coffee Lake, because a) they're based on different architectures, b) LGA1151 barely handles overclocking i7-8700K, how is it supposed to handle overclocking octa-cores?..
I guess Eurocom doesn't know shit or just was mistaken and Z390 will not support any newer generations.
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#5495954 Posted on: 11/27/2017 09:40 PM
Not surprised at this considering AMD has 8 core CPUs right now with Ryzen and Intel has had them with their X series motherboards. The only down fall is needing to purchase another motherboard for the new chipset
Very interesting stuff. The few ways that I am on board with this if this new boot method that replaces secure boot will be more user friendly towards legacy boot programs like any rescue programs that use a live OS to run Virus scans on your computer.
Not surprised at this considering AMD has 8 core CPUs right now with Ryzen and Intel has had them with their X series motherboards. The only down fall is needing to purchase another motherboard for the new chipset
Very interesting stuff. The few ways that I am on board with this if this new boot method that replaces secure boot will be more user friendly towards legacy boot programs like any rescue programs that use a live OS to run Virus scans on your computer.
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#5495965 Posted on: 11/27/2017 10:22 PM
I'll wait for Icelake 8core
I'll wait for Icelake 8core
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#5495995 Posted on: 11/28/2017 03:00 AM
Slightly disappointing seeing as I just got a 8700k. 8 core won't make a fart of difference over 6 core probably for literally several years (in gaming), until 6 and 8 core has gone mainstream. In which case I'll then be ready to update again to a 12 core, lol.
You could be waiting forever to upgrade when it comes to PC tech, absolutely pointless waiting for anything unless it is a matter of weeks away.
Will be very interesting to see what happens though! I bet the 9700k at high clock speed will for sure have even more heat problems than the 8700k. It will be "cool" to see what turbo frequency they'l go for, thermal issues incoming. ;p
Slightly disappointing seeing as I just got a 8700k. 8 core won't make a fart of difference over 6 core probably for literally several years (in gaming), until 6 and 8 core has gone mainstream. In which case I'll then be ready to update again to a 12 core, lol.
You could be waiting forever to upgrade when it comes to PC tech, absolutely pointless waiting for anything unless it is a matter of weeks away.
Will be very interesting to see what happens though! I bet the 9700k at high clock speed will for sure have even more heat problems than the 8700k. It will be "cool" to see what turbo frequency they'l go for, thermal issues incoming. ;p
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#5496054 Posted on: 11/28/2017 11:06 AM
AMD really kicked Intel where it hurts the most. Figuratively speaking, of course, as the real place would be the profits, but those remain astronomical for Intel. Still, I'm kind of surprised Intel did have any pride left. I'd have imagined the money mongers leading Intel had got rid of all that pesky stuff.
AMD really kicked Intel where it hurts the most. Figuratively speaking, of course, as the real place would be the profits, but those remain astronomical for Intel. Still, I'm kind of surprised Intel did have any pride left. I'd have imagined the money mongers leading Intel had got rid of all that pesky stuff.
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#5496194 Posted on: 11/28/2017 06:57 PM
WHAT who do dis 7700k top of the line gaming cpu AMD Ryzen get rekted intel,Intel we got this unlock the X=space heater fans go crazy,Intel unlock the coffee,fans go OMG 6c/12t,then locked behind closed doors intel gos the fans are eating this up like candy we will have all our stock back in no time lets let the crazyness die down befor we do a refresh and give them a new mobo and cpu
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WHAT who do dis 7700k top of the line gaming cpu AMD Ryzen get rekted intel,Intel we got this unlock the X=space heater fans go crazy,Intel unlock the coffee,fans go OMG 6c/12t,then locked behind closed doors intel gos the fans are eating this up like candy we will have all our stock back in no time lets let the crazyness die down befor we do a refresh and give them a new mobo and cpu
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#5496329 Posted on: 11/29/2017 02:15 AM
Slightly disappointing seeing as I just got a 8700k. 8 core won't make a fart of difference over 6 core probably for literally several years (in gaming), until 6 and 8 core has gone mainstream. In which case I'll then be ready to update again to a 12 core, lol.
You could be waiting forever to upgrade when it comes to PC tech, absolutely pointless waiting for anything unless it is a matter of weeks away.
Will be very interesting to see what happens though! I bet the 9700k at high clock speed will for sure have even more heat problems than the 8700k. It will be "cool" to see what turbo frequency they'l go for, thermal issues incoming. ;p
I think that the Ryzen 1600 for ~$200 (or less) has already made 6 core CPUs "Mainstream". I do agree with you that 6 vs 8 cores for gaming isn't much of a difference in the vast majority of games at this point, provided the core frequency is the same of course.
Slightly disappointing seeing as I just got a 8700k. 8 core won't make a fart of difference over 6 core probably for literally several years (in gaming), until 6 and 8 core has gone mainstream. In which case I'll then be ready to update again to a 12 core, lol.
You could be waiting forever to upgrade when it comes to PC tech, absolutely pointless waiting for anything unless it is a matter of weeks away.
Will be very interesting to see what happens though! I bet the 9700k at high clock speed will for sure have even more heat problems than the 8700k. It will be "cool" to see what turbo frequency they'l go for, thermal issues incoming. ;p
I think that the Ryzen 1600 for ~$200 (or less) has already made 6 core CPUs "Mainstream". I do agree with you that 6 vs 8 cores for gaming isn't much of a difference in the vast majority of games at this point, provided the core frequency is the same of course.
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#5496357 Posted on: 11/29/2017 05:18 AM
I don't know why but I loledreading dat^....
WHAT who do dis 7700k top of the line gaming cpu AMD Ryzen get rekted intel,Intel we got this unlock the X=space heater fans go crazy,Intel unlock the coffee,fans go OMG 6c/12t,then locked behind closed doors intel gos the fans are eating this up like candy we will have all our stock back in no time lets let the crazyness die down befor we do a refresh and give them a new mobo and cpu .
.I don't know why but I loledreading dat^....
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#5496363 Posted on: 11/29/2017 06:13 AM
Yep, well they sped up the process at least. I just mean mainstream, as in they're as common as quad cores and most people own one (a 6 or 8 core).
I think that the Ryzen 1600 for ~$200 (or less) has already made 6 core CPUs "Mainstream". I do agree with you that 6 vs 8 cores for gaming isn't much of a difference in the vast majority of games at this point, provided the core frequency is the same of course.
Yep, well they sped up the process at least. I just mean mainstream, as in they're as common as quad cores and most people own one (a 6 or 8 core).
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#5496370 Posted on: 11/29/2017 07:38 AM
I think I'm likely to do the same. Going to see how Zen 2 pans out before making a final decision though.
I'll wait for Icelake 8core
I think I'm likely to do the same. Going to see how Zen 2 pans out before making a final decision though.
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#5499547 Posted on: 12/09/2017 08:35 PM
Only thing I care about is the number of PCIe lanes. I'm hoping it isn't limited to 16 like the current 8700k. I don't care about additional cores - just more PCIe lanes as I'm using my PC ot play games, not to encode video or decode the NSA security. There was a rumor of a new 40 PCIe lane Coffe Lake S CPU.
Only thing I care about is the number of PCIe lanes. I'm hoping it isn't limited to 16 like the current 8700k. I don't care about additional cores - just more PCIe lanes as I'm using my PC ot play games, not to encode video or decode the NSA security. There was a rumor of a new 40 PCIe lane Coffe Lake S CPU.
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Looks like 2018 is going to be a awesome year for upgrading. Nvidia and AMD will be bringing some new stuff to the table and on Nvida side I'm sure it will be very high performance given the fact that pascal is already awesome in itself. AMD an Intel will have a brutal fight over who has the most cores and the cheapest. AMD is going to bring a very nice refined Rizen cpu and Intel will bring more cores at i7 "4core" price points. Can't wait to see how this all go down.