The names of new Intel processors are filtered, which would belong to the ninth generation, would arrive with an increase again, in the number of cores and in 14nm.
Intel Coffee Lake processors have just hit the market, with quite significant stock problems. Intel is already thinking about the next step, which is Cannon Lake, but it seems that the ninth generation of processors will not be in 10nm, it will be in 14nm, as is being rumored and will arrive in 2018, but there is no information much more information about it. . The normal thing is that it would be in a period of six or nine months after the arrival of the eighth generation, at the latest.
Intel, according to rumors, could increase the number of cores again to catch up with the number of cores of AMD and its AMD Ryzen processors. Regarding the desktop processors, the segmentation of the Core i7 and Core i5 could be improved. The increase in cores would go through eight for the Core i7, six for the Core i5 and four for the Core i3, although this is relative information at the moment, since there is no data to guarantee this.
On these new processors, thanks to FinalWire AIDA64, the names of the Core i5 and Core i3 models have been revealed. Within the Core i5 we would find the i5-9600K, i5-9600, i5-9500, i5-9400, i5-9400T, i5-9400T and within the Core i3, we would find the i3-9300, i3-9300T, i3-9100 , i3-9100T, i3-9000 and i3-9000T. It should be noted that the processors that have the letter 'T' at the end of the nomenclature, indicate a reduced TDP, which would be around 35W. In addition, within the data obtained by the AIDA64 software, it is confirmed that Intel will launch the H370, B360 and H310 chipsets for the Coffee Lake family and that they will arrive within the first quarter of 2018, possibly between January and February.
Source: TPU
Well, for them I am very happy with the i7 8700k even when fully loaded at 4.7 ghz it heats up a bit, thanks to the update of the bios of the asus maximus x hero it rises only now to 4.8ghz however in my opinion the voltage is a Donkey with what you have to try until the blue screen does not appear and see that it is stable
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Intel processors inside have a bad thermal paste and that is why some overclokers take the risk of opening it, changing the paste and noticing how low temperatures are between 20 and 30 degrees celcius
Doing that means completely eliminating the warranty and if in the process, you load the DIE of the processor due to your error, you are left without a processor. This is not overclocking, a simple thing, this is very complex and delicate, not suitable for everyone. We do not recommend doing so under any circumstances, because the chances of breaking the processor are high.
Obviously it is done with full awareness of that, it also serves to carry out concise experiments and see its true potential, let's go for that someone becomes an overclocker, not just to make a small oc to gain fps in a game, yes anyone does.