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Intel to release third Core i line at 14 after Skylake - Kabi Lake
Intel will likely release a Core i series processor lineup in 2016 based on the Kaby Lake-series. This would be the 3rd generation processors that Intel fabs at 14nm.
It is unclear if this effects the introduction of 10nm in the Cannonlake-generation. Some details about Kaby lake have already surfaced at Chinese website benchlife. Kaby lake also appeared in a recent graphics driver. Kaby lake will look very much like Skylake though.The dual-core Y and U series for laptops will get a Skylake PCH on die. The Y chips will get TDPs from 4.5 to 18 Watts and the GPUs embedded are based on GT2 and GT3 with 64MB cache.
Then there will be a H series with 35W and 45W TDPs, these come with GT2. A quad-core model will get a GT4 IGP with 128MB cache memory, but details on this model are limited.
De desktop processors based on Kaby will use LGA 1151, the Skylake slot and support TDPs from 35, 65 and 91W. The last model will obviously be an unlocked K series processor.
The Kaby lake platform for desktops will support USB 3.1 and DDR4, the laptop versions however will have to do with USB 3.0 adn DDR3.
So that leaves the true next gen series to be Cannonlake, at 10nm.
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#5106820 Posted on: 06/25/2015 08:46 AM
It's skylake's socket. I don't see the problem?
LGA 1151? lol not surprising being intel
It's skylake's socket. I don't see the problem?
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#5106828 Posted on: 06/25/2015 08:59 AM
What exactly is the point of Kaby Lake? Not sure I'm following what it offers over the Skylake chip/chipset? Is this like a place holder because 10nm is perhaps going to be delayed? Or is just because Intel can milk the Skylake architecture a bit more since AMD has pretty much nothing!?
What exactly is the point of Kaby Lake? Not sure I'm following what it offers over the Skylake chip/chipset? Is this like a place holder because 10nm is perhaps going to be delayed? Or is just because Intel can milk the Skylake architecture a bit more since AMD has pretty much nothing!?
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#5106855 Posted on: 06/25/2015 09:45 AM
Derp in the title...
Derp in the title...
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#5106936 Posted on: 06/25/2015 11:24 AM
Isn't Cannonlake primarily just a die-shrink of Skylake? Meaning it is not a 'true' next gen series?
Maybe Kaby-Lake is in response to them not expecting to get the 10 nm process to be effective in the timeframe originally outlined. By doing this they could create an entry barrier for AMD Zen to take significant share away from their products.
Isn't Cannonlake primarily just a die-shrink of Skylake? Meaning it is not a 'true' next gen series?
Maybe Kaby-Lake is in response to them not expecting to get the 10 nm process to be effective in the timeframe originally outlined. By doing this they could create an entry barrier for AMD Zen to take significant share away from their products.
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#5107017 Posted on: 06/25/2015 12:50 PM
I just want skylake already... want a new mobo badly... trying to fight the itch to go from x87 to x97
I just want skylake already... want a new mobo badly... trying to fight the itch to go from x87 to x97
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#5107179 Posted on: 06/25/2015 03:46 PM
X58
I'm still rocking an EVGA X58SLI based motherboard. I was looking to do a complete overhaul with Skylake this winter but my aging GTX590 died and EVGA (lifetime warranty) kicked in and they replaced it with a GTX970. It's a little glitchy with 3 monitors but debating now just getting a second GTX970 and be done with it. The CPU (old OC'ed i7 920) has been humming along fine and with SSD's it runs really well.
X58
I just want skylake already... want a new mobo badly... trying to fight the itch to go from x87 to x97
I'm still rocking an EVGA X58SLI based motherboard. I was looking to do a complete overhaul with Skylake this winter but my aging GTX590 died and EVGA (lifetime warranty) kicked in and they replaced it with a GTX970. It's a little glitchy with 3 monitors but debating now just getting a second GTX970 and be done with it. The CPU (old OC'ed i7 920) has been humming along fine and with SSD's it runs really well.
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#5107368 Posted on: 06/25/2015 06:42 PM
Skylake I'm pretty sure is when I'll be upgrading. My rig isn't bad now, but I can't really do too much more with it.
Skylake I'm pretty sure is when I'll be upgrading. My rig isn't bad now, but I can't really do too much more with it.
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#5107374 Posted on: 06/25/2015 06:49 PM
Both 6600/6700k are 4core CPU's. Do you really think that would be an upgrade from Haswell?
I would rather get a x99 and 5820k.
I just want skylake already... want a new mobo badly... trying to fight the itch to go from x87 to x97
Both 6600/6700k are 4core CPU's. Do you really think that would be an upgrade from Haswell?
I would rather get a x99 and 5820k.
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#5107403 Posted on: 06/25/2015 07:18 PM
will there not be any six core variants?
also wont it still be a better cpu even at four cores?
im asking because i am unsure.
thanks
will there not be any six core variants?
also wont it still be a better cpu even at four cores?
im asking because i am unsure.
thanks
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#5107474 Posted on: 06/25/2015 08:35 PM
not with the way Intel are structuring their platforms, they have the whole 99-series platform dedicated to their 6-8 core enthusiast CPU's. where as the 97 is aimed at mid-high end quad core CPU's.
undying pretty much hit it on the head in his post - the gains to be had vs the cost of the platform upgrade doesn't really make it worth it from a value perspective. if you have an itch to get a new rig then go ahead, just don't expect it to be leaps and bounds ahead of what you already have
not with the way Intel are structuring their platforms, they have the whole 99-series platform dedicated to their 6-8 core enthusiast CPU's. where as the 97 is aimed at mid-high end quad core CPU's.
undying pretty much hit it on the head in his post - the gains to be had vs the cost of the platform upgrade doesn't really make it worth it from a value perspective. if you have an itch to get a new rig then go ahead, just don't expect it to be leaps and bounds ahead of what you already have
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#5107485 Posted on: 06/25/2015 08:42 PM
will there not be any six core variants?
also wont it still be a better cpu even at four cores?
im asking because i am unsure.
thanks
one day maybe in far off future, the 6600/6700k look good to me unless by the time i actual update my rig there is 6core/ht with stock 4ghz
will there not be any six core variants?
also wont it still be a better cpu even at four cores?
im asking because i am unsure.
thanks
one day maybe in far off future, the 6600/6700k look good to me unless by the time i actual update my rig there is 6core/ht with stock 4ghz
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#5107501 Posted on: 06/25/2015 08:58 PM
I wonder when Laptops will support DDR4 memory? You would think they would be close to supporting it. I hope that sometime in the future that Intel will make 6-8 cores mainstream rather than enthusiasts.
I wonder when Laptops will support DDR4 memory? You would think they would be close to supporting it. I hope that sometime in the future that Intel will make 6-8 cores mainstream rather than enthusiasts.
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#5107554 Posted on: 06/25/2015 09:36 PM
so then maybe i will just get the ASUS sabertooth white editiong z97 mobo to go with my new all white build and call it a day and just keep my current cpu
so then maybe i will just get the ASUS sabertooth white editiong z97 mobo to go with my new all white build and call it a day and just keep my current cpu
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#5107749 Posted on: 06/26/2015 02:08 AM
Skylake is a major architecture redesign.
It's my understanding that Skylake is getting rid of the integrated voltage regulator and adding the PCH directly to the die. I'm guessing many of the chips will use DDR4, PCI Express 4.0, and I believe DMI 3.0 which will greatly speed things up. It should also have much faster graphics with large amounts (like 128mb) of EDRAM, but probably on only certain chips that get Iris Pro.
Depending on performance, it may be a worthy upgrade for my 4670k. Only time will tell.
What exactly is the point of Kaby Lake? Not sure I'm following what it offers over the Skylake chip/chipset? Is this like a place holder because 10nm is perhaps going to be delayed? Or is just because Intel can milk the Skylake architecture a bit more since AMD has pretty much nothing!?
Skylake is a major architecture redesign.
It's my understanding that Skylake is getting rid of the integrated voltage regulator and adding the PCH directly to the die. I'm guessing many of the chips will use DDR4, PCI Express 4.0, and I believe DMI 3.0 which will greatly speed things up. It should also have much faster graphics with large amounts (like 128mb) of EDRAM, but probably on only certain chips that get Iris Pro.
Depending on performance, it may be a worthy upgrade for my 4670k. Only time will tell.
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LGA 1151? lol not surprising being intel