Intel 10nm process for laptops I mean 8core/16ht

[Richelieu]

Intel 10nm process for laptops I mean 8core/16HT, when Intel planing release this line cpu.

 

Is Intel planing go far on 7nm or 5nm in core count, like 12 to 16 core in laptops.

just wondering.

thanks

[Epimetheus]

What does any of this mean

[Shoob]

No

[Lurick]

My crystal ball tells me they will release it when it's ready and not before then.

[5x5]

12-16 cores in a consumer laptop is not going to happen for at least 4-5 years.

 

8 core models already exist but they run extremely hot and constantly overheat unless the OEM makes a 5kg laptop with the thickness of a desktop.

 

In short, not going to be a realistic prospect in the next 3 years

[Sakkura]

Intel has already launched 8-core laptop CPUs, like the Xeon E 2286M.

[Princess Luna]

5 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

8 core models already exist but they run extremely hot and constantly overheat unless the OEM makes a 5kg laptop with the thickness of a desktop.

Or be like Apple and sell the 8 cores parts just for marketing reasons since they'll thermal throttle so hard they perform identically if not worse to the cheaper 6 cores parts.

 

9 minutes ago, Richelieu said:

Intel 10nm process for laptops I mean 8core/16HT, when Intel planing release this line cpu.

There are two generations using 10nm architecture, the first Canon Lake was a production failure with awful yields and resulted a single CPU the i3 8121U which is a hyper-threaded dual core.

 

Then we have Ice Lake which is releasing the end of the year but it will top at 4 hyper-threaded cores with the i7 1068G7 so we're no where near what you're wanting.

[Richelieu]

4 minutes ago, Sakkura said:

Intel has already launched 8-core laptop CPUs, like the Xeon E 2286M.

This is 14nm cpu not 10nm

I talk about new 10nm in laptop segment 8 core.

[GrockleTD]

1 minute ago, Princess Luna said:

i7 1068G7

Good heavens, what s that SKU

[Richelieu]

OK thanks for answering me.

I read on net somewhere, it will be next year, first half of 2020.

I guess it's possible.

[5x5]

Just now, Richelieu said:

OK thanks for answering me.

I read on net somewhere, it will be next year, first half of 2020.

I guess it's possible.

You read wrong. Intels 7nm is due 2021

[Richelieu]

Just now, 5x5 said:

You read wrong. Intels 7nm is due 2021

I talking about (second gen) 10nm+

8 core cpu, mobile segment.

[Epimetheus]

6 minutes ago, Richelieu said:

I talking about (second gen) 10nm+

8 core cpu, mobile segment.

i don't think Intel will stay on 10nm for long, competition right now is very harsh and the competition is already at 7nm

[5x5]

10 minutes ago, Richelieu said:

I talking about (second gen) 10nm+

8 core cpu, mobile segment.

10nm is a failure so far. It's clear from the fact that intel are branding both 10nm and 14nm as 10th gen

 I doubt we'll see anything more than 4 cores on 10nm. The soonest you can expect anything new from intel that isn't a refresh or rebrand is 2021