Intel is currently preparing the launch of the 9th generation processors, the American company wanting to bring them to the market much faster than many of the customers imagined. More precisely, although the Intel Cannon Lake processors will arrive only in 2019, this year the company will launch the 9th generation processors, they will arrive on the market on October 1.
Intel will continue to produce these processors using a 14nm manufacturing process, and will soon switch to a 10nm manufacturing process for the Cannon Lake series. Those from Intel intend to launch new i1, i5, and i7 processors on October 9, which they will catalog as being from the 9th generation, so they will also bring serious improvements for customers.
Intel: 9th Generation Processors Will Be Released Soon
One of the most important models in the series is the Intel i9-9900K, which will be delivered with 8 cores and 16 threads, with 16 MB L3 cache and an integrated Intel UHD 620 graphics card. The Intel i7 processors from the 9th generation a will also have 8 cores and 8 threads, while the i5 models will have 6 cores and 6 threads, so there will be improvements "on the line".
"Intel is prepping their latest mainstream processor lineup for release soon. As part of the 9th Gen family, the new processors will come with more cores and faster clocks, all thanks to improvements in the 14nm process node. Our sources report that Intel is planning to launch their unlocked SKU family along with the Z390 series on 1st October which does confirm previous rumors."
Intel will initially release the processors for which it will be possible to overclock without limiting the multiplier, while others will be available only at the beginning of 2019. It is not known when in 2019 the processors of the Cannon Lake series will be released, so it remains to be seen when they can be bought, and how much they will cost when they are available in stores.
