Intel announces six more 9th gen desktop CPUs, five sans-iGPU

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The Core i3-9350KF, i5-9400F, i5-9400, i5-9600KF, i7-9700KF, i9-9900KF now listed.

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"New" means:

Removing virtualisation features and iGPU and calling it a new product.

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Originally Posted by Tabbykatze

"New" means:

Removing virtualisation features and iGPU and calling it a new product.

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Well it's a lot better than disabling the above and keeping the product the same!

5ghz across all cores?

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Originally Posted by lumireleon

5ghz across all cores?

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Probably for a second or two before the thermal limiter kicks in, or the TDP swamps your power supply.

MSI has announced its MSI Z390/Z370/H370/B360/B365/H310 motherboards support the new Intel Core I9-9900KF, I7-9700KF, I5-9600KF, I5-9400KF, I5-9400, and I3-9350KF processors.

yields must be in the toilet if they fusing the igp and selling them as desktop chips to cut losses.

Also whats with only 2400 DDR4 at the highend? the rest are 2666 DDR4. somethings wierd there.

Maybe this first iteration of 10nm is going to be like a first foray and the first foray is just baby steps.

Which is really bad news for Intel and 10nm if that is the case, how many months/years will it take to ramp up to Skylake equivalent.

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Originally Posted by mercyground

yields must be in the toilet if they fusing the igp and selling them as desktop chips to cut losses.

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We've been asking them to do this for ages - it's pointless throwing away a whole chip just because the IGP cache has an error, and likewise pointless spending the power to it (even if it's gated well).

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Originally Posted by mercyground

Also whats with only 2400 DDR4 at the highend? the rest are 2666 DDR4. somethings wierd there.

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The table starts at the lower end, which has DDR-2400.

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Originally Posted by Tabbykatze

Maybe this first iteration of 10nm is going to be like a first foray and the first foray is just baby steps.

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14nm?

What I seem to be missing is why some of these features like Intel Trusted Execution Technology are missing? Unless it's tied into the iGPU?

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Originally Posted by Iota

14nm?

What I seem to be missing is why some of these features like Intel Trusted Execution Technology are missing? Unless it's tied into the iGPU?

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I think i thought this was the 10nm thread. I'm looking at my comment and those before and have no idea why i put that comment on this thread!!

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Originally Posted by Iota

What I seem to be missing is why some of these features like Intel Trusted Execution Technology are missing? Unless it's tied into the iGPU?

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That I presume is to stop people buying these for workstations when Intel would rather sell you a more expensive chip.