A table of 10th Generation processors in 14nm is filtered (everything indicates that it is false)

Robert Sole 9 July 2019

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Leaked a slide about the new Intel processors that indicate that they are manufactured in 14nm and would reach up to 10 cores in the Core i9.

On Sunday's live, Marco talked about Intel processors for the end of the year. He stressed that these would be in 10nm, but a different image has been leaked. The data we handle verify that the new Intel processors will be in 10nm. Although the filtered image is 14 +++ nm. The image has been leaked by the Japanese software engineer Sohachi. We can see Commet Lake processors that would have up to 10 cores and 20 processing threads.

ATTENTION: THE PICTURE IS OF VERY POOR QUALITY AND APPEARS TO BE A PRETTY CUTLE MOUNT. WE ARE REVIEWING THE IMAGE IN DEPTH

The new 3 generation Core i10 processors would have Dual Channel @ 2933MHz support. On the other hand, the Core i5 and Core i7 would use a DDR4 @ 3200MHz controller. We'll see what happens, but Intel has already released 10nm processors for laptops and sticking with 14nm would be absurd.

Intel processors in 14 +++ nm lithography?

We do not know the credibility of the source of the leaked Intel image. While he is a Japanese software engineer and may have good information, the image might not be real. Our information already speaks of desktop processors in 10nm and frequencies equal to or higher than current processors.

According to the slide the Intel Core i3-10100 will be the simplest with a TDP of 65W. The top of the range model will be the Core i9-10900KF, it would have a TDP of 105W and it would go up to 5.2GHz. As we can see in the data, it would only be in one core, in all the cores it will reach 4.6GHz. This last processor will have 10 cores and 20 threads and will be accompanied by 20MB.

Intel Core i9 processors, based on image, do not include integrated graphics. Regarding prices, the cheapest will be the Core i3-10100 that will have a price of 129 dollars, which at the change would oscillate at 150 euros. The most expensive will be the Core i9-10900KF that will cost 499 dollars, which will oscillate in the 530-550 euros. We prefer to be cautious and take this data with a grain of salt, because it could have nothing to do with reality.