Lga 1159: new socket for 10 core intel processors?
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Just hours after Ryzen 3000 came out, the Intel Comet-Lake announcement came to light. The data on these processors is good, but still leaves some doubts in the pipeline. On the other hand, there are rumors on the networks about a new socket for Intel under the name LGA 1159, although we have nothing confirmed.
Details on Intel Comet-Lake
The most reliable data we know about these processors are as follows:
- The best processors will achieve a 10-core physical counter Some processors will come without integrated graphics They will be released throughout the last quarter of 2019
According to the source, the following presentation was made by Intel itself for some information portals. However, some of the details do not fit with what is expected of future products.
Alleged press data table
First off, you'll get Turbo 2.0 and Turbo Boost 3.0 , which is only given to high-end Core X series processors .
Then, Intel is especially reserved with the data about the lithography of these processors. It is the fourth / fifth decoupling of Skylake (depending on which one you look at) and they are announced as "14 +++ nm". This does not agree with the latest publications of the company, which hardly gives information about it.
Despite these inconsistencies, we do have some things that we were unaware of and we think are excellent. For example, the apparent inclusion of hyper-threading in this new generation in contrast to most of the ninth processors.
Other enhancements are the increased number of cores and even higher frequencies. However, we don't know how well they will compete against the new Ryzen 3000 , which currently have some advantage over them.
The important point is that Intel may need to make a drastic change. No one knows what the company's plans are, but it wouldn't be crazy to jump into a new socket. There are rumors on the network that point to an LGA 1159, although there is no reliable data in this regard.
So far, we can only take this information with tweezers, since other users claim that the new data is false. If you want to know how the topic is evolving, stay tuned to the news.
Do you think LGA 1159 is real? What do you think Intel needs to do to reclaim its throne again? Comment below your ideas about it.
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