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Guru3D.com » News » Intel Core i3 8300 and Core i5 8500 Available from February the 14th

Intel Core i3 8300 and Core i5 8500 Available from February the 14th

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/19/2018 06:21 PM | source: | 5 comment(s)
Intel Core i3 8300 and Core i5 8500 Available from February the 14th

We talked about the Core i3 8300, Core i5 8500 and some other processors for a couple of times already. The new models now get a price and availability date as they just surfaced and got listed at an Australian webshop. 

So we already talked about the 6-core Core i5 8500. We also added the Core i3-8300 there. The Core i3 8300 model has four cores but lacks hyper-threading, it has a good base clock of 3.7 GHz though, and 9MB-L3 cache. This might become a sweet-spot CPU for many as the price will hover in the 139 EUR/169 USD marker.

The Intel Core i5 8500 has six cores, no hyperthreading but would be a notch faster compared to the Core i5 8400. The CPU has a 3.00 GHz base clock speed, unfortunately, the Turbo Boost frequencies are not listed. The i5-8400 comes with a 4.00 GHz Boost frequency so arguably you can expect something 4.20 or 4.30 GHz.

 

 

As it seems, Intel will also launch a Core i5-8600 non-K model for a slightly lower price. Intel Core i3 8300, Core i5 8500 and 8600 now have been listed at the following price (converted to USD and EUR):

  • Core i5 8300 - 211 AUD = 138 EUR/ 169 USD
  • Core i5 8500 - 290 AUD =  189 EUR / 231 USD
  • Core i6 8600 - 329 AUD  = 215 EUR / 260 USD

Interesting times, the USD and EURO prices are direct conversions, VAT and Sales taxes might differ, and thus also the end sales price.

 

 

Source: Videocardz



Intel Core i3 8300 and Core i5 8500 Available from February the 14th Intel Core i3 8300 and Core i5 8500 Available from February the 14th




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#5512356 Posted on: 01/19/2018 06:41 PM
EDIT:
Nevermind, I didn't notice that was AUD instead of USD.

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#5512564 Posted on: 01/20/2018 11:16 AM
Who the hell wanna buy a new INTEL CPU now?with the vulnerability of spectre and meltdown?weak cpu-s gonna be even more weaker and the problem cannot be fix on hardware level if news were truth.

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#5512617 Posted on: 01/20/2018 06:05 PM
Who the hell wanna buy a new INTEL CPU now?with the vulnerability of spectre and meltdown?weak cpu-s gonna be even more weaker and the problem cannot be fix on hardware level if news were truth.


Most games don't see a change, the bigger impact is on server side.
They're still good chips (having the vulnerabilities corrected) but I'd still go for Ryzen, tired of monopoly.

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#5512704 Posted on: 01/21/2018 10:42 AM
Far as know,it cannot be fixed completely without changes in the hardware.Also,thanks to the patches,many system become instable,lagging frame rates and so on,who know what comes with upcoming updates............

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#5512781 Posted on: 01/21/2018 09:56 PM
So thoughtful of Intel giving single people out there a possible date for the day of release! :P

bad joke, is bad

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