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Monday, January 02, 2017 6:26:15 PM
One interesting addendum on the CoffeeLake Roadmap leak:
http://wccftech.com/intel-kaby-lake-refresh-coffee-lake-cfl-u-h-s-x/
This site linked a more authentic looking roadmap which is not from PC Watch but WCCFTECH only mentions a 6 core CoffeeLake with GT2 graphics and 4 core CoffeeLake GT3E(IRIS PRO) graphics. The PCWatch roadmap mentions 2/4/6 with GT3E at 45 watts and 2 Core GT3E graphics in the U TDP range. The WCCFTECH roadmap is in the familiar Intel slide master format. The Benchlife roadmap from Charlie is not. Did Benchlife make an error?This is what Charlie alleged below. Wouldn't you have to ditch GT3E(IRIS PRO) graphics to add 2 more cores in the same 14nm process and the 45w TDP? And wouldn't CoffeeLake make more sense if they were only adding 2 lines of quad and hexacore cpus. Semiaccurates roadmap below seems more of a stretch given that...
http://wccftech.com/intel-kaby-lake-refresh-coffee-lake-cfl-u-h-s-x/
This site linked a more authentic looking roadmap which is not from PC Watch but WCCFTECH only mentions a 6 core CoffeeLake with GT2 graphics and 4 core CoffeeLake GT3E(IRIS PRO) graphics. The PCWatch roadmap mentions 2/4/6 with GT3E at 45 watts and 2 Core GT3E graphics in the U TDP range. The WCCFTECH roadmap is in the familiar Intel slide master format. The Benchlife roadmap from Charlie is not. Did Benchlife make an error?This is what Charlie alleged below. Wouldn't you have to ditch GT3E(IRIS PRO) graphics to add 2 more cores in the same 14nm process and the 45w TDP? And wouldn't CoffeeLake make more sense if they were only adding 2 lines of quad and hexacore cpus. Semiaccurates roadmap below seems more of a stretch given that...
