Intel Core processor with 10.000 naming Shows up

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/30/2019 09:06 AM | source: TUM_APISAK | 39 comment(s)

Yes, what if you run out of series numbers like Core i9 9900K? Move another digit or go back to the drawing board with a new naming? Well, it appears Intel will be doing the first and could be using a 10.000 processor suffix for upcoming processor generations.

So a Core i5-10210U is found in the 3DMark database by Twitter user Apisak. That is a quadcore from the Laptop U-series with a tdp of 15W and a clock speed of 1.6GHz. It is probably a chip based on Comet Lake U that Intel still produces at 14nm. Also, a Core i7-1065G7 is spotted in a Taiwanese forum. Based on that entry, what's in store for desktop procs? Well, It seems something like Core i9 10900K in the future?

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emperorsfist
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#5664502 Posted on: 04/30/2019 09:20 AM

Well, this will be a bit of a headache if true...

nevcairiel
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#5664503 Posted on: 04/30/2019 09:23 AM

I don't see the big deal. After 9000 comes 10000. Easier to deal with a naming scheme we already know and mostly understand, then learn a new one.

anticupidon
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#5664504 Posted on: 04/30/2019 09:33 AM

Intel's naming scheme

TheDeeGee
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#5664517 Posted on: 04/30/2019 10:39 AM

Well, this will be a bit of a headache if true...

Not really... just Zen2.

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#5664526 Posted on: 04/30/2019 11:39 AM

which more confusing ?
10***-series or
X***-series (chipset been named with X*** and Z*** so this might cause even more confusing) or
A***-series (hex coding 0-9 a-f)... i personally kinda like it

for codename initial wont work, so many same intial name
cascade-lake, coffee-lake etc

what u guys idea for naming ?
but i guess human used to simple numbering for new-gen/product
we almost always interpret higher number = newer / better
looking for latest product, just find the product with highest number

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