Intel has revealed the six new 8th-generation desktop Core chips that will begin shipping October 5, including the six-core Core i7-8700K, which the company calls its best gaming processor ever.

Anyone who thought Intel couldn’t pull off a quad-core in a 2.5-pound laptop has to eat their wordss as the Core i7-8550U simply destroys the 7th-gen Core i7 dual-core CPU, and for the most part ...

The chip is part of Intel's K-series 8th Gen Core chips, which are unlocked for overclocking and, thanks to Intel's Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, the Core i7-8700K can reach a frequency of 4.7GHz.

But the upcoming Core i7-8750H and whatever else Intel has up its laptop sleeve will undoubtedly be true eighth-generation designs. A note to keep in mind is the suffix used in Intel’s processors.

Intel says the first devices using the new 8th gen i7/i5 processors will arrive next month, but don’t expect to see any MacBooks adopting the new chips so quickly.

Intel has launched its 8th-generation mainstream desktop chips, calling the flagship $359 Core i7-8700K its "best gaming desktop processor ever." The six-core, 12-thread 3.7GHz chip boosts Gears ...

If you've ever felt your low voltage mobile processor in your laptop or all-in-one PC lacked grunt, then Intel's new 8th-Gen Core i5 and Core i7 U-Series processors are aimed at solving that problem.

It will combine an 8th-gen Intel Core i7 and Nvidia GeForce 1050 graphics card with a 15.6-inch display and 360-degree hinge. The Nitro Spin 5 will be available in October.