The eight-core Intel Coffee Lake-S would hit the market in September

After a disappointing and unfortunate conference during Computex 2018, it is leaked that the eight-core Intel Coffee Lake-S processors would arrive in September.

After the great deception of Intel during Computex 2018, where he showed a Xeon, as if it were a new processor, at 5.0GHz with industrial cooling and after officially announcing the Core i7 8086K, now, after the event in Taipei, they are revealed new data from eight-core processors. These Coffee Lake-S processors are not a secret, since special motherboards have been seen for these processors, with the Z390 chipset, but so far Intel has not seen fit to give more data on these processors.

Intel has hidden the eight-core Coffee Lake-S, during Computex.

Although no company has shown Z390 motherboards, even if they were prototypes, these would already be practically developed and the Coffee Lake-S processors would also be practically ready to reach the market. They are expected to land during the third quarter, specifically at the end of August or beginning of September, although we do not have more data.

The folks at PCWatch have even managed to secure a possible launch date for Intel's first mainstream processor, with September emerging as the most likely month, capitalizing on the back-to-school season. These processors will be called Coffee Lake Refresh. They will arrive to fill the void left by the absurd Kaby Lake-X processors, of which barely any units have been sold due to their sheer absurdity and lack of purpose.

PCWatch also ensures that Skylake-X will remain on the market and that Intel would be working to bring up to 22 cores to processors for the HEDT market. Intel's most powerful processor is the Core i9 7980XE, which has 18 cores and is worth a fortune, but hey, it has a very specific market, where power is paid.