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Update July 25, 2018

Intel Core i7 9700K confirms not to have HT

 

 

 

 

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Not much to go on except some leaked picture on the the specifications for Intel's upcoming 9th gen cpu that runs off 8th gen architecture. The 3 cpus leaked is the Core i9 9900K, i7 9700K, and i5 9600K. Core i9 looks to be the first mainstream 8 core with HT, and the core i5 9600K, is about the same as the current Core i5 8600K, both at 6 cores without HT. What might catch everyones attention is the core i7 9700K. It's also an 8 core, but it lacks HT. Not really sure why Intel will go this path, but an i7, 6 cores with HT, would be better off. The core i9 and i7 both have an base clock of 3.6ghz, with the i5 at 3.7ghz. Boost for the i9 goes up to 5ghz, 4.9ghz for i7, and 4.6ghz for the i5. All of them have a tdp of 95w.

 

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Do we have any idea on whether it will be a new chipset to 8th gen?

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now the real key is if Intel is actually going to solder these as has been rumored or if they will keep with the horrible TIM/Glue method they are using now and producing horrible results with temps. 

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Just now, Skiiwee29 said:

now the real key is if Intel is actually going to solder these as has been rumored or if they will keep with the horrible TIM/Glue method they are using now and producing horrible results with temps. 

I have a funny feeling I know which one they'll pick...

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Hmmmmmmm, look it like a time to upgrade, 8 cores and soldered IHS.

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There's a topic about this already:

 

Take this rumour with a HUGE grain of salt

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1 minute ago, Quadriplegic said:

Take this rumour with a HUGE grain of salt

A huge grain of salt would be real hard to eat

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1 minute ago, Quadriplegic said:

There's a topic about this already:

 

Take this rumour with a HUGE grain of salt

Yeah but this post it bit better, that just a link.

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2 minutes ago, KendoSapion said:

I have a funny feeling I know which one they'll pick...

I saw a thread a few weeks back about some leaked info on the 9XXX series being soldered by intel instead of the paste/glue job they use now. 

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I dont see how they could all have a 95w TDP. Seriously, 8 cores at 5 GHz? Unlikely.

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9 minutes ago, KendoSapion said:

Do we have any idea on whether it will be a new chipset to 8th gen?

Newest chipset so far is the z390.

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Wait....so the top end x700k is now the i9 and the i7 now has no hyperthreading. 

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9 minutes ago, Firewrath9 said:

Imagine that i7 with a 5ghz OC, it’ll shred ryzen 7 2700x

I mean if it lacks hyperthreading it will be interesting to see how big it will impact multithreaded workloads. I mean the 8c with no hyperthreading actually makes sense in my mind. I had originally stated that they would have to find a way to use the defective 8 core parts otherwise it would be incredibly expensive for them. 

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This will take the performance crown for 9 months. Very nice, but at what cost?

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What's the point of consumers getting more than 6 cores? Video editing? Streaming?

We have NVENC and QuickSync, and the quality difference between CPU vs GPU accelerated en/decode is not that noticeable, and truthfully, no one is going to scrutinise frame-by-frame the quality.

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5 minutes ago, sazrocks said:

I dont see how they could all have a 95w TDP. Seriously, 8 cores at 5 GHz? Unlikely.

8 cores is at 4.7ghz. 5ghz is only 2 cores.

The i7 is more of an downgrade than an upgrade. 

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I don't think that 95W TDP holds up at 5GHz

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Wait? the unlocked i7 only has 8 threads? People should really take it with a grain of salt. Will it still be 14nm or Intel has managed to make 10nm transistors?

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1 minute ago, PeterBocan said:

But can we shove them into Macbooks? YES, WE CAN! 

You can't. Intel's laptop CPUs uses BGA socket whereas desktop CPUs use LGA.

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Just now, D13H4RD2L1V3 said:

I don't think that 95W TDP holds up at 5GHz

Maybe only the first core? And the others at stock speed

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1 minute ago, AlfaProto said:

What's the point of consumers getting more than 6 cores? Video editing? Streaming?

The day Ryzen was released everyone magically became a video editor on this forum and anything less that 8 cores is unacceptable. 

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4 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

This will take the performance crown for 9 months. Very nice, but at what cost?

Everything.

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