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LTC8K6 said:
I think technically Cannon Lake is a die shrink of Kaby Lake. There are not a lot of differences from SL to KL, but there are differences.
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Cannonlake is not a shrink of Kabylake. This is confirmed because Intel already confirmed that Cannonlake comes with Gen10 graphics. That rules out a shrink of Kabylake.
 
@Arachnotronic don't think the beans will be spilled or they would have been by now.

On the other hand he did say I was just reading into what he said and imagining things. So yeah, Coffee Lake-S is all good.

Wondering about the clocks in the database; with this being an ES, does that also mean these clocks are always set in stone or can they possibly still be changed? I think this is pretty much it right? They seem to be a bit on the low side, both base and boost clocks.
 
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mikk said:
Cannonlake is not a shrink of Kabylake. This is confirmed because Intel already confirmed that Cannonlake comes with Gen10 graphics. That rules out a shrink of Kabylake.
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I meant Coffee Lake, actually. Which is even worse... 😀

It's not even a die shrink. I have been at work too long...
 
2blzd said:
edit: Nevermind..I misread what you said...yea CNL is technically a shrink of KBL now...
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Pretty sure CNL is not just a shrink of KBL (unless you are only referring to the S lineup).

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AFAIK Cannonlake was supposed to be a 10nm die shrink of Skylake (now Kaby Lake). These kind of architecture always had some small improvements especially in the iGPU area. Remember Ivy Bridge, Broadwell ? This is the same.
Coffee Lake is not a shrink nor a new architecture, it's basically some kind of Kaby Lake spin-off.
 
Eddward said:
AFAIK Cannonlake was supposed to be a 10nm die shrink of Skylake (now Kaby Lake). These kind of architecture always had some small improvements especially in the iGPU area.
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Yeah the IGP is Gen10. I don't know if there is anything really notable in it however. There were rumors of one point that Intel was going to implement AdaptiveSync but I am not so sure that is going to happen with Cannonlake.
 
Edrick said:
Pretty sure CNL is not just a shrink of KBL (unless you are only referring to the S lineup).

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I only said that because KBL is the most recent chip between the two. I'm sure there are more changes. What about Coffee Lake though?
 
2blzd said:
I only said that because KBL is the most recent chip between the two. I'm sure there are more changes. What about Coffee Lake though?
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Coffee Lake is "confirmed" to be using Gen 9.5 IGP so pretty much any additional clock speeds due to 14++ is it, well beyond the extra cores.
 
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