Z390 intel

Are you retarded?

Z370 is 22nm chipset

Intel just migrating to 14nm chipsets this year

Why is that important? Is the chipset relevant to CPU performance?

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Will they launch 8 core i7 this year?

z170, z270, and z370 are all 14nm chipsets

As far as I recall from Covfefe's launch, Z390 is basically what Covfefe's Z chipset should have been. When Intel rushed out Covfefe to compete with AMD, they couldn't get everything done in time, so at launch they released a Z chipset with fewer features than originally planned and left the full chipset for later (i.e., now).

so in short, whats good about the new motherboard that the current ones don't have?

No they're not. Only the 300 H and B chipsets are 14nm so far. Z370 and the previous ones are still 22nm.

Clueless ignorant retard detected

Only Z390/H370/B360 are 14nm chipset

Z270/Z370 is on older 22nm process