[PConline News] Recently, Intel 8th generation chip and 9th generation chip facelift have been fully exposed, and the exposure is AIDA46, a well-known system information detection software. It added a series of Intel-unannounced processors to the newly updated public beta version. information. Although this news has not yet been officially recognized by Intel, the published models are still very reliable in terms of naming rules. It is expected that the arrival time will be early 2018. In the past six months, the CPU market has allowed players to open up and it will be AMD's launch of the Ryzen series. Intel has come up with Coffee Lake as a countermeasure, but with the toes it can be expected that this time Coffee Lake will not be Coffee. The Lake family is a complete body. Recently, the news from AIDA allowed us to have a glimpse of the remaining lineup of the upcoming 8th generation CPU and 9th generation mobile CPU. The list that was exposed also included the successors of the highly acclaimed "Genesis U" Pentium G4560, and these products will likely be released at the CES 2018 next year. First look at the entry-level Pentium Celeron also has updated news, Pentium series continues the previous generation of hyper-threaded design, "generation God U" title is afraid to be passed on, Pentium specifications are basically in the Core i3 Based on half cut processing, it is expected that most of the Pentium processors will also be 35W of power consumption, some high performance may reach 65W, as the low-end Celeron don't expect, as usual, the normal upgrade is basically no bright spot. The list of Core i3 is very complicated, but it is still the same as before. The i3 has no core frequency. The difference is that the L3 cache of the Core i3-83xxx is 8MB, and the L3 cache of other i3 CPUs is 6MB. Similarly, the Core i5 is also very rich in lineup. For the current release of only two Core i5s, the number of subdivided models is still very large. The difference between these Core i5s is only the difference between frequency and TDP. Other specifications are basically the same. For the Core i7, at the moment when only two CPUs are currently shipping, Intel will naturally launch the remaining four processors. The desktop CPU of Coffee Lake-S will have a 35W low power version with a T suffix. There is also a 95W high-power version of the B suffix that is expected to be introduced to the enterprise market that requires high performance. Regarding the H suffix processor, we can see the figure of Core i9 here. Intel put the Core i9 on the mobile terminal first. Currently, only a 6-core, 12-thread Core i9-8950HK is exposed. The Coffee Lack chip with the same number of core core threads is only attributed to Core i7. Only the 8950K is classified under Core i9. What is unique is that it has to wait until the physical release. As for the most important 9th generation CPUs, only some products are currently being exposed. According to past news, the ninth generation Core processor is codenamed Ice Lake, and will use Intel's 10nm+ process, while 10nm will be used in Cannon Lake. In addition, Cannon Lake will not have a desktop version. The next generation of desktop Core processors will be a dual upgrade of architecture and process. Smart Multimeter ,Smart Digital Multimeter,Digital Smart Multimeter,Multimeter Smart YINTE TOOLS (NINGBO) CO., LTD , https://www.yinte-tools.com
