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The other interesting element here is the inclusion of the B processor line. It is likely that this is the case here: the Core i5-8600K and the Core i7-8700 processors are quite different in their all-core turbo frequencies, so it is possible that this new Core i5-8650K is designed to bridge the gap. The last time Intel did this was with Devil's Canyon, introducing the Core i5-4690K over the Core i5-4670K with some more frequency and more headroom, or back at Sandy Bridge with the i7-2700K launched over the i7-2600K with a better-binned chip. The Core i5-8650K is an interesting addition, marking a second overclockable processor in the Core i5 line, while the i7 and i3 parts stay with a single overclockable processor.

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Haswell was the last processor set on a mature 22nm, so we might see Intel do something similar with a final crack on a mature 14nm while 10nm ramps up. This puts this stack as broader than the most recent architectures, but still some way behind Haswell.

To put that into perspective when discussing mainstream desktop processors, we had 28 Kaby Lake desktop processors, 30 Skylake desktop processors, two Broadwell parts, and 80 Haswell processors. ThatвЂ™s a total of 46 desktop processors, all of which (we assume at this point) will be Coffee Lake-based. The Pentium and Celeron processors that are not 'T' processors often have non-standard TDP values, such as 51 W or 54 W, so we have left these as question marks for now. The Pentium processors usually have the same per-core as the i3-81xx parts, and the Celerons usually have another portion cut. For caches, we know that the i7 parts have 12MB of е…ѓ, the i5 parts have 9MB of е…ѓ, the i3-83xx parts have 8MB of е…ѓ and the i3-81xx parts have 6MB - all of these from the processors already launched.

Pricing on some of the processors has been generationally consistent as well: a 65W processor and its 35W variant has historically been the same list price.

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Core counts for each series are known, and we assume there isn't going to be any deviation here. Non-lettered processors from Core i3 and above are usually 65W, while the T processors are usually 35W. There are a number of obvious blanks we can fill in. Six of these processors have already been launched (indicated with a *), so we can fill in a number of the gaps. Next up is the desktop list for 8th Generation Coffee Lake-S based processors. This also means that the first Core i9 Coffee Lake processor is a mobile processor. A Core i9 part in this context is undefined, but I expect it just to be an additional qualifier for a Core i7 mobile processor that is overclockable (hence itвЂ™s called an HK). This might be due to the 45W nature of the processors, and it is expected that the i3/i5/i7 naming will follow desktop Coffee Lake core counts, namely that Core i3 will be quad-core, Core i5 will be six-core and Core i7 parts will be six-core with hyperthreading. What our sources do confirm is that all the i7-H and i7-HK processors will be based on Coffee Lake-H hardware, rather than Kaby Lake Refresh.

The key headline here is that Intel will be introducing the Core i9 brand to the mobile space, with one overclockable processor for now. The lists we have acquired starts with mobile processors. Pentium is now officially split between Gold and Silver, with Gold processors for the parts that use the Core microarchitecture, while Pentium Silver will be for Atom parts. One of the things to also come out of these leaks is confirmation of IntelвЂ™s new product stack alignment: But along with the ten 8th Generation processors already launched, we have been expecting a broader stack of desktop and mobile parts, along with enterprise CPUs with ECC support. Historically, Intel has never mixed and matched multiple microarchitecture designs in the same generation, but this changed when Murthy Renduchintala, IntelвЂ™s VP and GM of Client Computing and IoT, stated that вЂprocess tech use will be fluid based on segmentвЂ™, indicating that within the same generation, there will be multiple microarchitectures at play. These are both called 8 th generation, which can be confusing. We have already had six processors from IntelвЂ™s desktop 8 thВ Generation launch, called Coffee Lake, and a quartet of 8 th generation notebook Kaby Lake refresh processors also launched.

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From a couple of sources today, we now have a full list of IntelвЂ™s 8 th Generation processor stack, which is expected to launch during the first half of 2018, as well as some elements of IntelвЂ™s next 9 th generation products.

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In order to find information early (in order to prepare for launches), it comes down to software and retailers to expose the details, either accidentally or on purpose. Officially, Intel does not comment on unreleased products, which often has the knock-on effect that processors arenвЂ™t actually known about until the day they appear on shelves.

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