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ASRock Z370 motherboards for Intel Coffee Lake CPUs Surface
Photos of a series ASRock Z370 motherboards for Intel Coffee Lake processors have leaked on-line. Coffee lake is the 8th gen Desktop processor series that will support up-to 6 core processors.
Over at VideoCardz the photos of six no less than Z370 motherboards have been published. The lineup from ASRock includes Taichi, Extreme4 and Killer SLI/ac. The more budget-oriented Pro4 comes in ATX and MicroATX form factor. The last motherboard is the first Mini-ITX Z370 motherboard.
| Processor | Cores / Threads | Clock speed | Turbo 2.0 | 1-core Turbo 3.0 | L3 | TDP |
| Core i7-8700K | 6/12 | 3.8 GHz | 4.3 GHz | 4.5 or 4.7 GHz | 12MB | 95W |
| Core i7-8700 | 6/12 | 3.2 GHz | 4.2 GHz | 4.4 GHz | 12MB | 65W |
| Core i5-8600K | 6/6 | 3.8 GHz | 4.2 GHz | 4.4 GHz | 9MB | 95W |
| Core i5-8400 | 6/6 | 2.8 GHz | 3.5 GHz | 3.8 GHz | 9MB | 65W |
| Core i3-8350 | 4/4 | 4.0 GHz | na | na | 8MB | 95W |
| Core i3-8100 | 4/4 | 3.6 GHz | na | na | 6MB | 65W |
It is indicated that October 5th the platform would become available.
** update - ASRock requested the photos to be taken offline as Intel is breathing down their neck. Ergo, we have removed the mobo photos.
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#5469774 Posted on: 09/06/2017 05:22 PM
If the 8700K was 4ghz base clock with 15mb cache and 40 pci-e lanes i'd have upgraded. But since it isn't, i'll keep my money.
If the 8700K was 4ghz base clock with 15mb cache and 40 pci-e lanes i'd have upgraded. But since it isn't, i'll keep my money.
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#5469777 Posted on: 09/06/2017 05:34 PM
I mean... One could see it coming with AMD's naming schemes for their chipsets (B350, X370, X399 and the others) could potentially complicate things with Intel's new series, but damn...
It will be funny to buy new motherboards in the next few months i guess. Z370 being Intel, X370 being AMD, just adds to the confusion...
Btw, is the "new" socket still called LGA 1151, or they're going to add something, like a v2 to help?
Intel used B150, B250 naming scheme for their budget chip set. So if B350 is already taken by AMD what are they going to use instead? B370?
I mean... One could see it coming with AMD's naming schemes for their chipsets (B350, X370, X399 and the others) could potentially complicate things with Intel's new series, but damn...
It will be funny to buy new motherboards in the next few months i guess. Z370 being Intel, X370 being AMD, just adds to the confusion...
Btw, is the "new" socket still called LGA 1151, or they're going to add something, like a v2 to help?
Intel used B150, B250 naming scheme for their budget chip set. So if B350 is already taken by AMD what are they going to use instead? B370?
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#5469784 Posted on: 09/06/2017 06:03 PM
Good question. I mean, I don't think they would change it just because of AMD, but things will become more confusing down the line indeed
Good question. I mean, I don't think they would change it just because of AMD, but things will become more confusing down the line indeed
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#5469837 Posted on: 09/06/2017 11:58 PM
well i think intel is just pushing there limit into gaming more oriented processor because, intel single core scale a bit better and with 6 real cores will give extra gaming performance than more threads
most games, not all but they scale up to 4-6 cores... soo to have 6 real cores with the power of intel single cores, will just give them more advantage into gaming oriented than workstation.
maybe intel just give up the multithreading battle and going more deep in gaming battle, and we all know intels processor are aways better optimized for games, so this is huge advantage with that 6 new real cores. will see benchmarks and do conclusion after.
P.S.
also to see intel B350 and AMD B350 will be so hilarious
)
well i think intel is just pushing there limit into gaming more oriented processor because, intel single core scale a bit better and with 6 real cores will give extra gaming performance than more threads
most games, not all but they scale up to 4-6 cores... soo to have 6 real cores with the power of intel single cores, will just give them more advantage into gaming oriented than workstation.
maybe intel just give up the multithreading battle and going more deep in gaming battle, and we all know intels processor are aways better optimized for games, so this is huge advantage with that 6 new real cores. will see benchmarks and do conclusion after.
P.S.
also to see intel B350 and AMD B350 will be so hilarious
)
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#5469840 Posted on: 09/07/2017 12:24 AM
Dear colleagues,
In all this hype about new CPUs and the appropriate chipsets/motherboards, nobody mentions the thing that is important to many of us: are these newest Intel's and AMD's puppies compatible with win 7 64bit? Will I be able REALLY to install (not to run it within virtual machines) on the hardware setups based on kaby lake, cofeelake, ryzen/treadripper...? Few months ago, there were rumors suggesting that kaby wont support it. Along these rumors, AMD claimed full support for win 7 on Ryzen. True or false?
Dear colleagues,
In all this hype about new CPUs and the appropriate chipsets/motherboards, nobody mentions the thing that is important to many of us: are these newest Intel's and AMD's puppies compatible with win 7 64bit? Will I be able REALLY to install (not to run it within virtual machines) on the hardware setups based on kaby lake, cofeelake, ryzen/treadripper...? Few months ago, there were rumors suggesting that kaby wont support it. Along these rumors, AMD claimed full support for win 7 on Ryzen. True or false?
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#5469915 Posted on: 09/07/2017 09:29 AM
Dear colleagues,
In all this hype about new CPUs and the appropriate chipsets/motherboards, nobody mentions the thing that is important to many of us: are these newest Intel's and AMD's puppies compatible with win 7 64bit? Will I be able REALLY to install (not to run it within virtual machines) on the hardware setups based on kaby lake, cofeelake, ryzen/treadripper...? Few months ago, there were rumors suggesting that kaby wont support it. Along these rumors, AMD claimed full support for win 7 on Ryzen. True or false?
The support is more based around having it work rather than actual support. Windows 7 is old now, it would be unreasonable to keep wanting to use it on new hardware. The answer is yes they work, but no it technically isn't supported and 'shouldn't' be used.
Dear colleagues,
In all this hype about new CPUs and the appropriate chipsets/motherboards, nobody mentions the thing that is important to many of us: are these newest Intel's and AMD's puppies compatible with win 7 64bit? Will I be able REALLY to install (not to run it within virtual machines) on the hardware setups based on kaby lake, cofeelake, ryzen/treadripper...? Few months ago, there were rumors suggesting that kaby wont support it. Along these rumors, AMD claimed full support for win 7 on Ryzen. True or false?
The support is more based around having it work rather than actual support. Windows 7 is old now, it would be unreasonable to keep wanting to use it on new hardware. The answer is yes they work, but no it technically isn't supported and 'shouldn't' be used.
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#5469960 Posted on: 09/07/2017 12:53 PM
Dear colleagues,
In all this hype about new CPUs and the appropriate chipsets/motherboards, nobody mentions the thing that is important to many of us: are these newest Intel's and AMD's puppies compatible with win 7 64bit? Will I be able REALLY to install (not to run it within virtual machines) on the hardware setups based on kaby lake, cofeelake, ryzen/treadripper...? Few months ago, there were rumors suggesting that kaby wont support it. Along these rumors, AMD claimed full support for win 7 on Ryzen. True or false?
New hardware, old OS, you folks are odd ducks. Just upgrade the OS to Windows 10 install Classic shell if you don't like the look/feel.
Dear colleagues,
In all this hype about new CPUs and the appropriate chipsets/motherboards, nobody mentions the thing that is important to many of us: are these newest Intel's and AMD's puppies compatible with win 7 64bit? Will I be able REALLY to install (not to run it within virtual machines) on the hardware setups based on kaby lake, cofeelake, ryzen/treadripper...? Few months ago, there were rumors suggesting that kaby wont support it. Along these rumors, AMD claimed full support for win 7 on Ryzen. True or false?
New hardware, old OS, you folks are odd ducks. Just upgrade the OS to Windows 10 install Classic shell if you don't like the look/feel.
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#5470334 Posted on: 09/08/2017 12:22 PM
Regarding old OS... I don't even think it needs to be discussed, current platforms already don't support it, why would a newer one do? I mean, it will probably work, but work and support are very different things.
OS wise... I'm not even going to jump into that discussion, people have reasons to hate Windows 10, people also have reasons to love Windows 10. I belong to the first group. Tried, didn't offer anything i really needed, didn't work the way i wanted it to, required way too much effort to bring it to my taste. So yeah, I'm running Ryzen 7 on Win 7 x64 still.
Regarding old OS... I don't even think it needs to be discussed, current platforms already don't support it, why would a newer one do? I mean, it will probably work, but work and support are very different things.
OS wise... I'm not even going to jump into that discussion, people have reasons to hate Windows 10, people also have reasons to love Windows 10. I belong to the first group. Tried, didn't offer anything i really needed, didn't work the way i wanted it to, required way too much effort to bring it to my taste. So yeah, I'm running Ryzen 7 on Win 7 x64 still.
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I mean... One could see it coming with AMD's naming schemes for their chipsets (B350, X370, X399 and the others) could potentially complicate things with Intel's new series, but damn...
It will be funny to buy new motherboards in the next few months i guess. Z370 being Intel, X370 being AMD, just adds to the confusion...
Btw, is the "new" socket still called LGA 1151, or they're going to add something, like a v2 to help?