Intel Skylake / Kaby Lake
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Nice find @nvgpu. LGA 1151 v2's Z390 in H2-2018 and Ice Lake rumored to arrive next year, maybe Q4 is in the cards depending on 10nm+ progress. Some updates on leaked CFL-S & SKL-X scores...
- Core i9-7940X @ Geekbench 4
- Core i5-8400 @ SiSoftware (Processor Multi-Media)
- Core i7-7700K @ SiSoftware (Processor Multi-Media, Stock)
- Core i9-7940X @ Geekbench 4
- Core i5-8400 @ SiSoftware (Processor Multi-Media)
- Core i7-7700K @ SiSoftware (Processor Multi-Media, Stock)
That's been the rumor for awhile. Considering that Intel is going to be cutting into their margins quite a bit with this release I think they wanted to make sure the pent up demand went to higher ASP products first. Kind of like AMD releasing the 7 series Ryzen's first instead of releasing the R5 at the same time.
Well if you want a CoffeeLake in Q4 2017 you will only be able to buy a more expensive Z370 motherboard . I dont believe a lot of users with a locked Coffeelake would like to spend more for the Z370 bords. So i believe only two models will release in Q4, 8600K and 8700K. Rest of the SKUs in Q1 2018 along with the rest of the smaller chipsets.
Thanks, finally something on 7940x too. Not that its needed that much, as its performance can be easily inferred from the leaked results of the 20x, 60x and 80xe, but still....
for whatever reason the CPU, which interest me the most out of the stack, is the one ignored by the media :-D It was the same last year with 6850k - everyone and his mother would review 6950x, 6900k and 6800k...6850k not so much.
for whatever reason the CPU, which interest me the most out of the stack, is the one ignored by the media :-D It was the same last year with 6850k - everyone and his mother would review 6950x, 6900k and 6800k...6850k not so much.
What you are saying is likely correct. But the impression that they have a new product will still be a positive thing for them.
It is a very messy launch. Their problems with 14nm and subsequent cancellation of Cannonlake has brought something very undesirable for them. It also happens to be the same time when Ryzen is ramping up.
Considering how messy the launch is I wonder if Coffelake should have just waited until CNL-PCH chipsets are released. Maybe its the management playing the epeen game with competitors(AMD for example).
It is a very messy launch. Their problems with 14nm and subsequent cancellation of Cannonlake has brought something very undesirable for them. It also happens to be the same time when Ryzen is ramping up.
Considering how messy the launch is I wonder if Coffelake should have just waited until CNL-PCH chipsets are released. Maybe its the management playing the epeen game with competitors(AMD for example).
7980XE 5.0G - 3DMark FS Physics 39K
source - http://www.coolenjoy.net/bbs/27/1617114
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/13564759
source - http://www.coolenjoy.net/bbs/27/1617114
https://www.3dmark.com/fs/13564759
Their original plan did seem to include non-K CPUs: if you remember a while ago we got hold of a slide from an Intel partner presentation showing their intent to launch CFL in Aug-Sep. That slide included "6 and 4-core / 95W K, 65W" SKUs in the first batch, with the second batch scheduled for Q1 2018 consisting of "6, 4 and 2-core / 95W K, 65W, 35W" SKUs.
Now, obviously things changed ever since that slide was leaked, CFL got a later launch date, but whether non-K SKUs will be absent from the first CFL batch does not solely rely on cheap chipset availability, at least as far as Intel is concerned.
Now, obviously things changed ever since that slide was leaked, CFL got a later launch date, but whether non-K SKUs will be absent from the first CFL batch does not solely rely on cheap chipset availability, at least as far as Intel is concerned.
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