Intel Coffee Lake CPU benchmarks The single-core performance of Intel's Coffee Lake chips makes them great gaming CPUs. And when you bring in the prospect of 5 GHz+ overclocking that makes things ...

All Coffee Lake processors include Intel UHD 630 graphics (running at 1200MHz on the 8700K), the same Intel UHD 630 graphics included in Kaby Lake.

In the fourth week of 'Leo Says' - our grumpy hero discusses what Intel are doing, and more importantly, what they seem to be ...

Later this month, Intel will finally reveal what its plans are for its 8th generation processors for both low power and desktop ranges, including the highly anticipated Coffee Lake processors. The ...

Intel Coffee Lake release date. Originally, in February 2017, Intel stated that Coffee Lake would surface in the latter half of the year. Intel reassured us of this claim at Computex 2017 held in ...

KitGuru was busy at Computex Good stuff from Phanteks, Lian Li, EKWB, Alphacool, Asus rog and MSI, as well as eye-catching products from In Win, Varmilo and Ducky Channel. 03:30 ASRock showed ...

But with the move to the six core Coffee Lake chip, the IPC improvements with the “Lake” series of cores, and increased clock frequencies compared to the Xeon-D chips (which top out at sixteen slower ...

Intel officially announced these three standard-power (65W) and six low-power (35W) Coffee Lake processors on Tuesday. All support Intel’s hard drive-enhancing Optane Memory .

Intel has announced plans to discontinue its 8th-generation Coffee Lake CPUs. The chipmaker has issued a product change notice (PCN) confirming the discontinuation of its 8th-generation Core ...

Intel Coffee Lake is a refinement of the 14nm process node first introduced with Skylake, and crams I/O, uncore, and compute onto a single monolithic chip in the conventional manner.

The 16-inch MBP will use the Intel Coffee Lake-H Refresh, he said. The latest Coffee Lake H mobile series was released in the second quarter of this year and is Intel's fastest 45-watt mobile ...

Intel has been having issues with the 10nm process, that is no secret and the chips that are going to come out this year, as well as the first half of 2019, will be based on the 14nm process for sure.