Intel Rocket Lake – we know the date of the debut of 11th generation processors and motherboards with the Intel 500 chipset

Source: Pure PC added 19th Dec 2020

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The CES 2021 trade fair will take place in January, where we expect some interesting news in the computer sector. All three major companies – Intel, AMD and NVIDIA, are planning their virtual conferences on the dates 11 – 12 January. In the case of Intel, we already know that further details about the Tiger Lake mobile processors will be revealed at the conference. At the beginning, however, the Tiger Lake-H models 35 with TDP 35 W, which will actually be just slightly more twisted versions of the Tiger Lake-U units. These systems will have a maximum of 4 cores and 8 threads. We also expect a delay in the introduction of the most powerful Tiger Lake-H units 45 with 8 cores – these are expected to make their fastest debut in the second quarter of the year. During the presentation, Gregory Bryant is also expected to provide details on motherboards with the Intel chipset 500.

At the conference to be held 11 January, Intel will present the next Tiger Lake-H processors 35 for laptops and Intel chipset motherboards 500. There are also specific dates for the presentation and the store debut of the Rocket Lake-S generation processors 11. )

Intel Core processors 11. Generation is not only Rocket Lake? Core i3, Pentium and Celeron models can be Comet Lake Refresh

Further sources confirm the January debut of motherboards based on the Intel chipset 500. It is a surprising decision for the boards to be available long before the Rocket Lake-S and Comet Lake generation processors 11 S Refresh. On the same day, i.e. 11 of January, the albums are to be sold. These are models with Intel Z 590, Intel B 560 and Intel H 510. Perhaps at the conference, Gregory Bryant will present a sample of the capabilities of the Rocket Lake processors themselves. The upcoming motherboards will be based on the LGA socket 1200 and will support the PCIe 4.0 platform.

As for Intel Core processors 11 generation. In the predecessor of the news, we wrote that the manufacturer as part of the 11 generation is going to introduce both Rocket Lake-S systems (Core i5, Core i7 and Core i9) as well as refreshed Comet Lake Refresh processors (Pentium and Core i3). We also learned the specific date of the presentation and the store premiere. The processors will be shown on March 1, and then the first reviews should appear. The store debut will take place almost 3 weeks later – 19 March. So it looks like we will wait a while for the Rocket Lake processors.

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