Motherboard manufacturers update BIOS to support Intel eight-core processors
Motherboard manufacturers update BIOS to support Intel's new eight-core processors, which will hit the market very soon.
Intel's chipset controversy has been around for a long time, especially after Coffee Lake processors were not compatible with chipset motherboards for Skylake and Kaby Lake. Intel's new eight-core processors are only going to be compatible with the Z390 chipset or so we thought. Some manufacturers have updated the BIOS of the motherboards to make them compatible with the upcoming eight-core processors.
Several manufacturers update the BIOS of their motherboards to support Intel eight-core processors.
They have not been all, but most of the important motherboard manufacturers have updated the BIOS of those that implement the Z370 chipset, to integrate the Intel Core eight-core processors that will arrive after the summer. Not only is support for the new processors implemented, system performance is also improved and the Intel Management Engine system is also updated.
The latest processor released by Intel is the Core i7 8086K, a revision of the Core i7 8700K processor, with improved frequency and is limited edition to celebrate 40 years of the arrival of the Intel 8086. To support these processors an update is not required BIOS, so it can be installed without problems on current motherboards.
Intel's current problems with 10nm are causing the company to stretch the 14nm FinFET gum and generate confusion among users and the discomfort of users, who see how the company launches refried with few improvements and a fairly roadmap confused, which seems to be stumbling around without much meaning and which changes depending on the day.
Source: wccftech
I have looked at mine and there is still no new one, it is still the one from March, although I think that the VRMs do not know if they will support 2 cores plus the high-end msi of 500 euros or close to the same, but for example mine the aurus gamin 7 already put the phases at 85 degrees without overckock, but hey I can always change thermal pads or make an invention, although it would be time for intel to do things right, it is rumored that since they are not going to improve the manufacturing process, they will weld I told the ihs that it would be a good strategy to put amd on the ropes, which is good for consumers.