I think all fans of new technologies are looking forward to finally, Intel will abandon the architecture of Skylake processors and already quite old lithography 14 nm. Although the performance and general capabilities of the last Blue units may still be a positive surprise, AMD is already ahead in the category of desktop systems in many respects. Fortunately, soon we will finally get a taste of new technologies from Intel – in March next year the long-awaited Rocket Lake chips based on new Cypress Cove cores are to debut. It is possible, however, that with them will appear on the market … refreshed Comet Lake models. And it’s in the same Core series 11. Generation!

According to the source, cheaper processors marked as Core i3, Pentium and Celeron are only to be refreshed Comet Lake chips, which will probably live only higher clocks relative to the series 10000.

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Unofficial specification of Intel Rocket Lake-S processors: Core i9 – 11900 K, Core i7 – 11700 K, Core i5 – 11400 K and Core i5 – 11400

Chinese sources report that we probably mistakenly labeled the upcoming entire Core family 11000 as modern Rocket Lake chips from the outset. Cypress Cove-based units using The benefits of the new Xe graphics are to be found only in the Core i9, Core i7 and Core i5 sub-series. Comet Lake orders, which will probably only see higher clocks than the series 10000. The projected specification for the entire series is below. As you can see, the TDP ratio will range from 35 to 125 V.

Intel Xe Graphics – new dedicated chip with 128 Execution Units and own memory in GeekBench database

Interestingly, according to leakster @momomo_us, the new models based on the Cypress Cove architecture will have surprisingly low base clock speeds. For example, the 8-core Core i7 model – 11700 is to start from 2.5 GHz, while the predecessor had a base of 2.9 GHz. The same is true of the Core i5 – 11400, whose base clock is up to 2.6 GHz (10400 starts from 2.9 GHz). After all, there is nothing to worry about performance – finally, in boost mode, the successors of currently sold processors should be faster than the Comet Lakes by 100 MHz, another issue is the allegedly noticeable increase in IPC.

Source: VideoCardz, ijiandao