The first 5 GHz processor

Intel Core i7-8086K will take out a new processor

Intel recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of its creation in July 1968, and on June 8 this year it will be 40 years since the launch of Intel 8086, which introduced the x86 architecture. Therefore, everything indicates that next week Intel will announce the launch of the Intel Core i7-8086K, its first processor to reach 5 GHz as standard, also coincided with an 8 in front with the new generation. On June 5, Intel will offer a conference at Computex.

same SKU, and this has caused some details of it to be filtered and giving validity. Among the information that has come out of the leaks to the stores we find that this processor will have a base frequency of 4 GHz, which will rise with Boost up to 5 GHz. The Meridion store has already removed the page from the chip, while the Connection store still lists it, including the SKU BX80684I78086K. This frequency is easily reachable now with an i7-8700K with a little overclock (standard comes with 3, 7 of base and 4.7 of Boost), and Intel probably has left the best chips of its factory for this new model, which will come with a rise in price. Specifically, its price would be around 481 dollars. Well this is more like a guide of how it can be but still it would be to know how they would end. We'll wait if something else comes out