Amd, The Most Powerful Enemy Of Intel, Is The Eight Mainstream Of The Mainstream.

Under the force of AMD sharp dragon, the whole line of Intel is speeding up. The mainstream platform has been upgraded from 4 core 8 threads to 6 core 12 threads. However, facing the 8 core 16 threads of the sharp dragon 7 series, the Intel still appears to be a little less in the performance of multithreading.

For this reason, Intel has also planned the first 8 core products of the mainstream level, and now it has finally appeared.
In the Sisoftware database, you can see that Intel has a new 8 core 16 thread product. It has 8 x 256KB two level cache, 16MB three level cache, and the frequency is 2.6GHz.

The frequency of the engineering samples is relatively low. Don't worry too much. But since it is the 8 core, the benchmark frequency must not be high enough to see where the frequency is accelerating.

Code code or Kaby Lake (seven generation of cool), but we know, Kaby Lake (seven generation of core), Coffee Lake (eight generation of cool) in fact, there is no essential difference, but the latter is a higher specification, more sophisticated technology.

In fact, due to the delay in 10nm process production, the next Whisley Lake (not known to be attributed to the eight or the nine generation) still has no fundamental change, just temporarily pulled out.

The detection information also shows that the processor runs on the Kaby Lake Client platform, the specific motherboard is unknown, but it is also further evidence that the latest generation of products are actually interworking.

The new chipset Z390 prepared by Intel has been officially released, but it is disappointing, just like B360 and H310, adding native 802.11ac Wave2 (1733Mbps), Bluetooth 5, and six USB 3.1 Gen.2, and there is no change in the number of PCI-E channels and the frequency of DDR4 memory.

It has been confirmed that the Z390 motherboard will be compatible with the existing eight generation of core processors, the only problem is whether the Z370 motherboard can be on the eight core? There is no technical barrier in theory...