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Guru3D.com » News » Intel Coffee Lake i3 8350K & 8100 specs leak

Intel Coffee Lake i3 8350K & 8100 specs leak

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 08/08/2017 05:18 PM | source: | 15 comment(s)
Intel Coffee Lake i3 8350K & 8100 specs leak

Last week we already posted some screenshots of a new Coffee lake Core i3 series core processor showing four cores. See, AMD is stirring up the market on every segment with a processor. The recent Ryzen 3 series for example are all quad-core processors. Historically Intel always outed a 2-core model. Until now.

It was indicated that the Core i3-8300 series was spotted on Chinese forums, see link above. The interesting thing here is that that entry was a quad-core with hyper threading in a 4c/8t configuration. A direct response to AMDs Ryzen 3 alright. Some new info was posted in the Anandtech forums with a screenshot embedded by ptt.cc, two models including specs are now being listed.

  • Core i3 8100 - quad core / four threads at 3.6 GHz (65W TDP)
  • Core i3 8350K - quad core / four threads at 4 GHz (91W TDP) 

As you can see the procs do not get any boost allowance, hence these are either 3.6 or thus running 4.0 GHz as a base clock. There are a number of things interesting, first off, the Core i3 8350K will get a 91 Watt TDP. And yes, it is a K model hence it'll be unlocked. 

Secondly, if you browse down in the screenshot, these procs will not get hyper-threading. It is interesting though, Intel opening up quad cores in the Core i3 range starting at Coffee lake. That is a substantial increase in TDP though. Thanks SH SOTN for the news submit.



Intel Coffee Lake i3 8350K & 8100 specs leak




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nevcairiel
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#5460694 Posted on: 08/08/2017 05:35 PM
HT would've been nice, but for gaming its often not that beneficial, and obviously a real quad core in the i3 range is rather nice for budget setups.

Actual street prices will be interesting.

Prince Valiant
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#5460701 Posted on: 08/08/2017 05:53 PM
I had a feeling they wouldn't risk cannibalizing their i5 line.

Silva
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#5460732 Posted on: 08/08/2017 06:54 PM
These are current i5's just going a step down.
The fanboys will have to change their argument now to: "you just need an i3 for gaming"
We already know Intel is making i5 with 6 cores so I hope i7 with 8 cores?
EDIT: Nah, they'll just sell the i5 with HT enabled as an i7.

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#5460734 Posted on: 08/08/2017 07:01 PM
These are current i5's just going a step down.
The fanboys will have to change their argument now to: "you just need an i3 for gaming"
We already know Intel is making i5 with 6 cores so I hope i7 with 8 cores?
EDIT: Nah, they'll just sell the i5 with HT enabled as an i7.

That's has been known for a while and coffee lake has been rumored to be 6 cores since end of last year when KBL was released.

Honestly an i3 now is not a bad CPU for gaming. In fact a KBL i3 is actually as good or better in some cases than your 2500k.

Hell a current i5 destoys my 2600k expecially when it is clocked close to 5Ghz.

coth
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#5460746 Posted on: 08/08/2017 07:26 PM
8300 is 4/8, but 8350K is 4-core without HT?

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