The first "8th generation" Intel Core processors roll out today: a quartet of 15W U-series mobile processors. Prior generation U-series parts have had two cores, four threads; these new chips ...

Intel's 6-core 8th-gen Core i7-8750H breaks the rule about about not upgrading from one generation to the next. Just see how it obliterates its predecessors in our benchmarks.

Intel’s 8th-gen desktop processors are a big upgrade over their Kaby Lake predecessors, and, with a compatible motherboard, can be a great addition to your PC. Now read: Graphics processors will ...

Intel has launched its 8th-generation mainstream desktop chips, calling the flagship $359 Core i7-8700K its "best gaming desktop processor ever." The six-core, 12-thread 3.7GHz chip boosts Gears ...

Most notably, the 8th generation chips will bring up to 40% more productivity compared to Intel’s 7th gen processors, allow for up to 10 hours of 4K video playback, and up to 48% faster photo ...

Intel's 7th-generation CPUs released in January this year, about 17 months after the preceding generation (Skylake)--a usual transition in the CPU market.However, Intel is ready to reveal its 8th ...

Back in February, Intel said only "greater than 15 percent" boost from 7th generation (Kaby Lake) to 8th generation (Coffee Lake) on its incrementally improved 14nm process. Now the company is ...

Intel's 8th-Gen Intel Core launch revealed the company is bringing quad-core CPUs to thin laptops, but won't debut new architecture yet. Skip to main content Menu ...

Intel announced its latest eighth-generation Core processors today, and is promising that the new chips will offer up to a 40 percent speed boost over the previous seventh-generation Kaby Lake chips.

Intel's new 8th-gen CPUs don't necessarily mean lower prices for older gaming laptops, but you'll get more for your money with new budget hardware.

Intel rolls out Spectre updates for 7th and 8th-gen Core chips. by Ashley Carman. Feb 21, 2018, 6:45 PM UTC Intel is ... seventh, and eighth-generation Intel Core product lines, ...

But with Intel’s new eighth-generation processors, the company is keeping the same LGA 1151 motherboard seat used by its seventh-generation “Kaby Lake” processors, and its sixth-generation ...