Intel New core I9 processor with 5 GHz speed

Intel New core I9 processor with 5 GHz speed

Finally, intel launched new Core i9-8950HK, an unlocked CPU with a 4.6GHz standard Turbo Boost frequency and a 4.8GHz Turbo Boost using what Intel is calling “Thermal Velocity Boost.” This is a new, higher-clocked single-core frequency that will only kick in if the CPU is running below 53C.

The Core i9-8950HK is unlocked; the Core i7-8850H’s partial unlock allows for DRAM overclocking and a 400MHz CPU overclock, but not more.We can’t say much more than that about how the Core i9-8950HK (HK means High graphics and unlocked) will scale because Intel continues its execrable policy of refusing to reveal turbo frequencies. The settings matter and they vary from chip to chip. Pretending that this information is somehow proprietary is nothing but a dodge to avoid releasing information that consumers might use to make more informed choices.

Moving on from the Core i9 Intel’s new 28W chips all feature higher-end EDRAM graphics solutions with 128MB of EDRAM. Both the Core i5 and Core i7 CPUs in this family are quad-core / eight-thread The EDRAM cache is effectively serving as an L4 cache and can be used for more than just graphics workloads.Intel is also launching new chipsets with these processors, though there’s going to be a split between users who bought Z370 and the newer hardware. If you bought a Z370, you have no USB 3.1 Gen 2 ports from Intel and no integrated onboard Wi-Fi provided by the PCH. If you buy a new board using the H370, Q370, B360, or H310 chipsets, you’ll get both of these features.