New leak on intel comet lake indicates that they will come out in 2020
Table of contents:
- Intel Core 'Comet Lake' won't be the immediate answer to third-generation Ryzen chips
- The key features of the 10th generation Intel Core:
- Other features:
New information about the Intel Comet Lake-S line of processors for desktop computers has been leaked at XFastest . Compared to yesterday's leak, which was unreliable at best, the data released by this new source appears to be more reliable, revealing that the Comet Lake generation will not be the immediate response to third-generation Ryzen chips.
Intel Core 'Comet Lake' won't be the immediate answer to third-generation Ryzen chips
The new source shows a launch roadmap for the 10th generation 'Comet Lake' processors spanning the first to third quarter of 2020. This means that the 10nm "Ice Lake" will not hit the desktop platform until at least the third quarter of that year. The LGA1200 platform debuting with "Comet Lake" is likely to extend to "Ice Lake" so that consumers are not forced to buy a new motherboard.
The source also reveals that there would be new 400 series motherboards, so we can expect something like a Z470 or Z490. The socket would also be different and the LGA 1200 is mentioned. Again Intel bets on new motherboards to force consumers to update their platforms.
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The LGA 1200 socket would have 49 more pins than the existing LGA 1151. The platform would support low power 125W, 65W and 35W processors. Given that the process and architecture are more or less the same as last year, Intel appears to be increasing the TDP number from 95W on 8-core chips to 125W on 10-core chips for optimal performance and stability. AMD, on the other hand, would offer 16 cores at 105W, but Intel is known to offer higher clock speeds.
The key features of the 10th generation Intel Core:
- Excellent multithreading performance Up to 10 processor cores and 20 threads Improved core and memory overclocking Intel Turbo Boost 2.0 technology
Other features:
- Hardware 10-bit HEVC decoding / encoding 10-bit VP9 format hardware decoding Premium content support UHD / 4KUSB 3.1 Gen 2 built-in (10 Gb / s) Support for integrated Intel Wireless-AX Gigabit Wi-Fi 802-11ax (160MHz) and Bluetooth 5 Support for next-generation Intel Optane memory Support for Thunderbolt 3 technology Support for Intel Smart Sound Technology with quad-core audio DSP Support for modern Standby mode
A big change on the platform would be the number of available PCIe tracks. The platform details mention up to 46 I / O tracks, 30 of which would be provided by the chipset. This means that the CPUs would still have 16 PCIe tracks, but the PCH would have a higher number.
They are all very interesting data, although Comet Lake took at least 6 or 9 months to see the first chips in stores. We will keep you informed.
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