What’s coming from Intel to desktops after 9900k?

[Simon Belmont]

i7 1000k?

 

[andy_mk3]

i12 109970k 14+++++++++++++++++nm

In all honesty, I've not seen a great deal to get excited about from Intel this year.

 

[psychas]

Cooper lake 14 nm ++++++++ this year , icelake 10 nm in 2020

 

[CuriousTomCat]

Probably the 10900K and we'll all be blowned away by it's groundbreaking 5% improvement on IPC. Overclockers will be taking preorders.

 

[Simon Belmont]

Probably the 10900K and we'll all be blowned away by it's groundbreaking 5% improvement on IPC. Overclockers will be taking preorders.

 

[kitfit1]

Probably the 10900K and we'll all be blowned away by it's groundbreaking 5% improvement on IPC. Overclockers will be taking preorders.

And no doubt be touting it's extra headroom by selling (5% IPC to 6.5% IPC) by charging another £120 for delidding to save you the bother.

 

[EsaT]

Probably the 10900K and we'll all be blowned away by it's groundbreaking 5% improvement on IPC. Overclockers will be taking preorders.

Why even bother improving architecture when you can just rebrand that "good ol" Skylake once again?
Just add two cores more for 10 and price it same as AMD's likely 16c/32t Zen2.

And no doubt be touting it's extra headroom by selling (5% IPC to 6.5% IPC) by charging another £120 for delidding to save you the bother.

That will be probably the extra they charge for not disabling hyper-threading.

 

[MaXxBoulton]

i would think there will be another CPU running skylake architecture under i different branding needing a new chip-set and socket

 

[FoxEye]

Stagnation.

 

[IT Troll]

i9 38000K

Isn’t it the rule now that we have overlapping naming schemes to confound the average shopper?

 

[Distracted]

I hope, that if the current limits are node related that we'll see 7nm soonish.
If they are architecture related then I hope that we'll see a switch to something different. Like the move from Netburst to Core.