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Intel Skylake Processors will get 100-series Chipset
Well, chronologically ity only makes sense of course. But future Intel Skylake Processors will get a 100-series Chipset. And yeah, a slide on that chipset just reared its head on the mighty internet.
There will be four SKUs based on Skylake:
- SLK-S, which will be socketed LGA
- SLK-U ultra-low power BGA, for Ultrabooks
- SLK-Y mainstream BGA for compact desktops and all-in-ones
- SLK-H likely mainstream BGA for conventional notebooks.
So the Skylake generation of CPUs and PCHs also will get four kinds of wireless network controllers depending on the SKU, "Snowfield Peak" Wi-Fi + Bluetooth, "Douglas Peak" WiGig + Bluetooth, "Pine Peak" WiGig, and XMM726x 4G LTE controllers; and "Jacksonville" GbE wired Ethernet controllers are mantioned in the roadmap.
Thunderbolt will be upgraded towards a faster "Alpine Ridge" controller. Cheers to tpu for the spot on this one, roadmap via vr-zone.
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#4812794 Posted on: 05/05/2014 07:30 PM
Only the i7 has HT, not the i5.
A K series processor does not imply hyperthreading. i5/i7 is generally what implies hyperthreading, at least for quad cores.
Only the i7 has HT, not the i5.
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#4812799 Posted on: 05/05/2014 07:42 PM
I don't think he was saying the i5 has HT, I think he mean't the difference between the i5 and i7 was HT, not the K overclock thing.
And some i3's have HT (which is why he said 'at least for quad cores').
I don't think he was saying the i5 has HT, I think he mean't the difference between the i5 and i7 was HT, not the K overclock thing.
And some i3's have HT (which is why he said 'at least for quad cores').
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#4812800 Posted on: 05/05/2014 07:47 PM
am i reading that right or is the haswell refresh ans skylake cpu Chipsets geting wireless and all that other stuff integrated into the chipset?
am i reading that right or is the haswell refresh ans skylake cpu Chipsets geting wireless and all that other stuff integrated into the chipset?
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#4812818 Posted on: 05/05/2014 08:14 PM
I would like to see a K-series i3.
I would like to see a K-series i3.
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A K series processor does not imply hyperthreading. i5/i7 is generally what implies hyperthreading, at least for quad cores.