Since Intel is releasing the 9900ks just before Comet Lake comes out, I think they want this to be their 8c/16t product, instead of offering it on the i7 in Comet Lake.
So they will stick to excluding hyperthreading on everything that isn't an i9, but increase core counts across the board.
I would guess it'd perform like a 9700k with less overclocking headroom, so 5ghz single core and 4.6 all core
Jayden Wood
I have a 9900k which I'm unable to fully utilize so I'm not going to buy 10th gen.
Dylan Sullivan
yeah and its all still on 14nm
c'mon lads at intel put some damn effort into this your starting to look like amd with their fx line
Btw the TDP is high as expected for something that should be on the next node by now No doubt it will sell but given the shortages as well and the stupid high price for something that will be DOA in less then 2 years I'm not counting on much improvement.
Jackson Lopez
Pretty sure you could get a 9590 on the cheap that will easily hit 5GHz, the number is nothing special, and while that CPU might make a housefire from using a shitty motherboard that can't supply 220W, at least it's not more thermally dense than the 9900kys which rivals the fucking sun at 5GHz.
Jaxson King
>pozzed housefire garbage
Tyler Diaz
>trying to discourse with AMDrones Oh, you poor soul.
Samuel Bailey
It's not like their current arch ever gets ported to 10nm, so even if they had acceptable yields on 10nm, they'd be 3.8 ghz sunny cope chips.
Jeremiah Kelly
i9 10900k - 10c/20t FTW Fuck PoZzen trannies shilling for their mommy (daddy) Su
Elijah Sanders
Absolutely B A S E D
Christopher Campbell
It's possible that the i9 10900k might perform slightly worse in gaming than the 9900ks because there's no way all 10 cores will be at 5ghz. It will probably pull ahead on games which can utilize the extra 2 cores though.