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Intel first 8th generation processors are just updated 7th generation chips No Coffee Lake or Cannonlake here; these are doubled up Kaby Lake parts.
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 unannounced Core i7-8750H eighth-generation processor appears in three Geekbench laptop benchmark entries showing the six-core chip in action.
Intel also claims that on average, the new processors will allow consumers to watch up to 9.5 hours of 4K video playback without a problem. The 7th generation processors will also support Gen 3 ...
Instead, Intel has released the 7th and 8th-generation Kaby Lake CPUs as the third and fourth generations using Intel’s 14nm process, respectively.
Intel has just officially released details on its 7th Gen "Kaby Lake" Core processors and we cover just as much as we can right here.
Intel's 7th-gen Core-branded processors are designed to help bring 4K video to the masses and allow laptop makers build even thinner and lighter machines.
Intel hasn't forgotten about desktop aficionados. Only a few months after debuting its seventh-generation CPUs for ultraportables, the chip giant is rounding things out with new processors for ...
Intel’s Skylake processors are getting a mid-generation refresh in the shape of the new Kaby Lake CPUs, launching today under the “7th generation Core” branding.
Intel has unveiled its new 7th-gen Core i7, i5, and i3 processors for desktops and laptops. The company first introduced its 7th-gen range in August 2016, with the initial processors designed for ...
Intel is gearing up to unleash its seventh-generation “Kaby Lake” desktop processor lineup very soon. We’ve already seen in past reports that the company will include unlocked Core i7 and ...
Here are the features that separate mobile Core i5 and Core i7 processors in 7th generation processors and below: More cores: Many of Intel's Core i7 processors are quad-core chips with Hyper ...