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Intel is already working on a 10-core CPU?

According to a Taiwanese forum thread that claims to have information from an inside partner meeting, Intel may be developing a 10-core consumer-grade CPU in the Comet Lake-S family. The CPU would be built on the 14 nm process and may use a dual-ring bus design, implying that the CPU will split cores between two dies.

So far it’s just a rumor and the info is pretty slim. Does anyone have any info about this?

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-may-be-working-on-a-10-core-Comet-Lake-S-desktop-CPU.368371.0.html

by Anonymous
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Either scale back or capacity doesnt meet demand due to low yield. 14nm fab has highest capacity than other nodes. Therefore switching isnt easy

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This is old news. It's the successor to the 9900 K and will be released early next year. Google 9900k and you'll see tons of articles on this from many months ago.

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Post ID: @1ziy+Wknd7wK

LOL, even 14nm using MCM? Absolutely pathetic.

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Post ID: @1cgo+Wknd7wK

14nm 10 core anything is DOA. No one wants to build cooling solutions for that.

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Post ID: @1tun+Wknd7wK

10core on 14nm for low margin consumer, excellent product when you can’t supply enough silicon, where o where is 10nm that would have doubled output of it ever comes 2022 maybe ?

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Post ID: @1pbx+Wknd7wK

There is no 10- core use case for the average consumer. The 10 core premium would be better spent on a graphics card.

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Post ID: @utg+Wknd7wK

Where is 10nm ?

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Post ID: @gcy+Wknd7wK

just more sh-- lakes bolted together. Zero innovation.

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