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Intel’s 8th generation Coffee Lake processors have been detailed ahead of their arrival which is due in 2018. The Intel Coffee Lake CPUs will be a full fledged lineup based on the 14nm process node which is going to be really interesting.

Intel’s Coffee Lake Processors For 2018 Detailed – Coffee Lake-X, Coffee Lake-S, Coffee Lake-H To Get 6 Core SKUs
Intel’s Coffee Lake processors are really interesting for the mainstream and performance users. The chips pack architectural enhancements on the CPU side and improvements from the Kaby Lake CPU architecture are also carried over. The leak comes straight from Benchlife who have not only posted platform details but also specific SKU details.


Details of Intel’s entire Coffee Lake 2018 CPU lineup have been leaked. (Image Credits: Benchlife)

Intel’s Coffee Lake lineup which will be introduced in 2018 will include Coffee Lake-U, Coffee Lake-H, Coffee Lake-S and Coffee Lake-X. We will start off with the desktop parts first as gamers and enthusiasts are most interested in these products.

Intel Coffee Lake-X Enthusiast Processors – Extreme Series To Feature iGPU?
Tech giant Intel is launching a new socket LGA 2066 to support their Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X processors. They will have Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X launching simultaneously in second half of 2017. While Skylake-X will feature SKUs with up to 10 cores, Kaby Lake-X will offer an intermediary solution to enthusiasts who want to upgrade to HE-DT platforms without breaking their budget.



The Kaby Lake-X processors will feature only 4 cores but the update to Kaby Lake-X will arrive in 2018. This will be in the form of Coffee Lake-X which is listed to feature a 6+2 die configuration. This means that Coffee Lake X series will feature 6 core SKUs measuring at a die size of 149mm2. Also surprisingly, Intel will be offering the chips with GT2 level graphics chip which is interesting to see as their previous enthusiast lines excluded the GPU part from the main chip.

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