Intel Coffee Lake-S: flagship 8700K CPU, 40 PCIe lanes
https://www.tweaktown.com/news/59247/intel-coffee-lake-flagship-8700k-cpu-40-pcie-lanes/index.html
I didnt expect that change
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Intel to launch 6 core Coffee Lake-S CPUs & Z370 chipset 5 October 2017
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I didnt expect that change
I didnt expect that change
Its not a change, that number is including the pcie lanes on the chipset also.
SO can you run Sli in x16 mode with Covefefe?
Nope
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They are reporting this Chip i7 8700k will give you 25 FPS more in PUGB ! gets my money if its true.
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Do we have a release date ?
"The latter is particularly interesting, as Intel isn't using "favored cores" ala Turbo Boost Max 3.0 here. Instead, these are typical Turbo Boost 2.0 frequencies, which is to say that each and every core needs to be capable of hitting these published clockspeeds. Or put another way, if you throw TDP limits into the wind, turning on a motherboard's multi-core enhancement (or equivalent) should get you a true 4.7GHz 6-core CPU without any real overclocking. "
That's quite good. So they are potentially going to boost to 4.7ghz on all cores at stock.
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Rumours have it at 5.0 without delid. Impressive if true.
Those rumours were spread for every single intel launch in the last couple of gens
Have you sold your Ryzen yet or waiting for Coffe reviews?Tbh they were the same with ryzen lol. I've seen screens of 5.0 but we all know they can be doctored. Ryzen is going into my daughter's build I think. Roblox and YouTube for the rest of it's days.Those rumours were spread for every single intel launch in the last couple of gens
I hope she wont complain about bsod's
£250 for the 8700 is not a bad price. Looks like Intel have seen sense.
Not sure that will work too well. The Nvidia fan club seem to make a point of talking down dual cards for some reason.
Low VAT here and low electronic prices in general, so UK will be a bit more. But still shows they are going to be roughly as expected.
I hope she wont complain about bsod's
I'll throw some cheap 3000mhz in there and downclock it to 2400 should be fine lol
Don't bring another war into this thread. It was going well.
Ah, not so good then. I still have hope for the 8400. That paired with a entry board could offer us something new.