Passing a new generation of Core CPUs debut on August 1st: i9-9900K/i7-9700K

In July, some motherboard manufacturers updated the BIOS for the Z370 and pointed out that 'support for new Intel CPUs'. Since the i7-8086K was released for sale in June, it is not listed. The outside world speculation is rumored for 8 years. The Core Core desktop CPU is coming, and the LGA1151 interface is used. According to the German PCBuildersClub, Intel '9th generation CPU' will be unveiled on August 1.

'9 generation CPU' code CoffeeLake Refresh, the top model will be i9-9900K, 8 core 16 thread design, 14nm++ process. This time, the simultaneous debut also i7-9700K and i5-9600K.

Although they should be called the 9th generation Core from the naming point of view, the architecture suggests that if Intel is so summarized, it may attract a mess and cause confusion.

Previously, there were several models of the Core 9000 that appeared in Intel's microcode update list, but were later officially deleted.

This generation of Coffee Lake Refresh is a big attraction. The Core i9 comes from HEDT to the normal desktop and supports the Z370 motherboard.

In addition, Intel may also take the opportunity to update the Z390 motherboard, adding native support for Gigabit Wi-Fi and USB 3.1 Gen2.