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Intel Comet Lake Thread

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jpiniero said:
i3 10300 spotted. Has a base of 3.7 and turbo of 4.2. Turbo is actually lower than the 9300 (4.3).
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UserBenchmark appears to record the all-core Turbo frequency. With the Core i3-9100, UserBenchmark lists 4.0 GHz Turbo (avg).



i5-10600 is 3.3 GHz base, 4.5 GHz Turbo. (by _rogame and picked up by more mainstream media)

Comet Lake looks to be a very lazy update to Core i3 and i5 in frequency. +200 MHz from Coffee Lake 2017.
 
videocardz.com

Leaked slide confirms Intel 10th Gen Core K-series are 125W TDP - VideoCardz.com

According to the slide discovered by momomo, Intel’s upcoming Comet Lake S ‘enthusiast’ CPUs will indeed have a TDP up to 125W. Intel 10x00K CPUs up to 125W TDP The leaked slide divides the Comet Lake S series into three groups: Enthusiast 125W, Mainstream 65W, and Low Power 35W. The...
videocardz.com videocardz.com

Does seem like Intel is going ahead with the 10 core despite the shortage. If the 6 core products do get released first, the time gap may not be that long.

New things:
- Mostly confirms the core and thread counts rumored, and the move to 125 W for all K.
- No i3 K model.
- Pentium and Celeron are still dual core.
- Chipsets have no new features, and they are still reusing the 22 nm one at the low end.
 
moinmoin said:
Could have made that an F-only die to avoid the shortage for it. Or is it planned to go into laptops as well?
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I don't think 10 core desktop without a GPU is a big enough market to justify a whole new die. Laptops are the majority of PC sales.
 
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Intel Core i9-10900K to boost up to 5.3 GHz, specifications of 10th Gen Core Comet Lake-S leaked - VideoCardz.com

Update: Right before the story went live we were asked not to share some of the slides, but we are still sharing the information from them. Original story: It appears that guys over at Informatica Cero leaked the most interesting slides for the Intel CPU market in 2020. Intel Core...
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And now Videocardz has the final specs, maybe? The 10900K has a single core turbo of 5.1, 5.2 or 5.3 depending on how you look at it. They are also upping the stock memory speed to 2933 which is useful.
 
Slides look real but remember that the source is from spain and december 28 is their own version of april fools' day. it's not that difficult to take an old slide (like this) and photoshop it and apply a blur effect or something and that water mark....

just saying
 
Antey said:
Slides look real but remember that the source is from spain and december 28 is their own version of april fools' day. it's not that difficult to take an old slide (like this) and photoshop it and apply a blur effect or something and that water mark....

just saying
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Interesting.. might be fake then. Probably not that far off if fake though.
 
NTMBK said:
I don't think 10 core desktop without a GPU is a big enough market to justify a whole new die. Laptops are the majority of PC sales.
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Intel is the owner of the fabs and the designs, they are an all-in-one company, and right now are out of capacity they should already have done that yesterday and they would be already late to do it.
 
BTW, looked and looks like 2013 was the last time Intel had desktop volume increase. This year it's down 10%. Now some of that this year is due to the shortage.
 

Intel Could Split 10th-Gen Comet Lake CPUs Into Two Different Sockets

Are the LGA1200 and LGA1159 sockets two faces of the same coin?
www.tomshardware.com www.tomshardware.com

Funny, Toms seems to think there's going to be two sockets for Comet Lake - LGA 1159 and LGA 1200. Not sure how that would work.

Edit: I guess it would make sense if they were preparing for Rocket Lake and really need the juice (and OEMs don't want the additional expense). The 1200 would be K only.
 
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