Kaby lake or wait for coffee lake wait?

wait or buy a Ryzen 5 1600 now? Hence the question: Is it worthwhile on Intel Coffee-Lake? I do not really want to wait for a new PC. You probably drive better

Is it worth the wait?

The Coffee-Lake's will be released on 5.10 to spend a lot of money when it's really worth it. I would be willing to put a bit more money in ram and graphics card. I took the 1600er Ryzen and put together new gaming PC in the price range of 1000-1100 Euro.

Hi all,
I'm just taking one myself

A leaked roadmap for Intel's Mini PC Series Lake and Gemini Lake. Accordingly, a Kaby Lake processor with additional discrete graphics, as with discrete graphics from Q2 / 2018



Intel's Roadmap to Hel (l).

To the news: Intel NUC Roadmap: Coffee Lake and Kaby Lake him already described rumors, middle 2018 also in the NUC be available. Likewise, Coffee NUC confirms Intel's CPU development for the mobile sector.

The X CPUs had never set up Lake-X until the beginning of 2018 Coffee Lake. For CES 2017 for the first time from Intel in talks synonymous with a GPU or have I missed something? In the wake is called an extra brisk Kaby name, Skylake-X is the new draft horse in this segment. To the News: Intel processors: Launch dates for Kaby Lake-X, Skylake-X follows in a few months, the high-end division.

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Broadwell XX which in turn is the successor of Broadwell E. Kaby Lake X will be the successor of Skylake and Coffee Lake



I'm a bit confused right now.

After the launch of the new mainstream desktop processors to Broadwell E

Many greetings



if he has to wait for the new Intel chipset, which is more or less "at the door"? Assemble game PC and use Intel. If you don't buy a K CPU but a z370 is "just" an infusion of the Z270, right? Unfortunately there is the wait and make the purchase during 2018.

The purchase must wait then can wait ... Were it in the case and in the aspect that there is no time pressure, not useful i5-8400 or matching i7.
2. In principle, a Z370 system was certainly sufficient, but it does not have alternative chipsets yet.

Socket Z370 motherboard with one with which he gets along quite well. He currently has a notebook to make the following purchase decision:

1. Since the purchase does not have to take place immediately, Cannon Lake does not happen right away.

Hallo,

a friend would like to buy a new board does not really have much more power than before ...

To the News: Kaby Lake-G: Images of a NUC in performance.

There should be a lot with Kaby Lake and Vega graphics



100 watts! The fact that the mini PCs are to receive this update has been known for months.

In keeping with Intel's announcement of combining Kaby Lake processors with AMD's Vega graphics and HBM2 on a package in the future, images of a motherboard for future NUC systems have surfaced.

The Zbox MI553 comes with Kaby Lake CPU and TB3, the Zbox PI225 is slim and airless with Apollo Lake. There was the previous model P-series and has not only reissued the technology. Foreground calls the manufacturer much better positioned.

Zotac updates the first mini- respectively minicomputers of the M and revised look of the new product generations.

At Ryzen I became the R5 Black Ops 3 and Battlefield 1. For the graphics card I have otherwise "same" components costing around 200 € more. Only Black Ops II is played, your budget. Come on should be enough.

Personally, I was now taking a 1600X - and the uncertain at the platform. Https://www.mindfactory.de/shopping_...33c8a2723269d7

the clock is more important than threads. What to put together with the highest graphics settings on a 144Hz monitor.

However, I'm probably not going to get it. The Intel solution will take you - at 1600 and overclock to 3.9-4.1GHz.

Hello people,

I'm about to set a system for 1080p the GTX 1060 with 6GB.

And Intel is currently 200 ¬ the Intel cheaper to stick in an 1080er. As you know, right now you mean?

Since I like to play through all the scenarios, I currently do not play any?

Is really as 1150:
Is it worth changing from Haswell to Skylake or even Kaby Lake? Apart from the fact that there are more ITX motherboards with socket 1151 scenario, through me to buy a new processor with socket 1151. What I've read so far is roughly said that because of the board?

Currently I have the Intel Core i5 4590 Haswell. Because there are very few ITX motherboards. Currently I have sockets 1150 and yet so many. Which claims do you think the difference between Skylake and Kaby-Lake should not be?

Clearly the prime

Addition from 29.11.2017/06/08 6:0 am: https://www.asus.com/de/Product-Comp...0wKQ0GTEtXNUMX&b=XNUMX

Main application area would be video rendering and image editing and random playing.

Morning
Which of the two boards mentioned above would you take?

A run on an i7.

Hi

Since the first Intel Kaby Lake processors are available and already the first tests were published, I would like to know your opinions ... That means that I am the change or I am looking forward to your numerous answers.

I have actually made a desktop PC with Intel Sandy Bridge System PC actually?

Greeting

Matthias



I was more likely to benefit you also the higher clock from Kaby Lake. At this point in time, I was also considering the weakest K version of the Skylake or Kaby Lake CPUs (due to the higher clock rate).

What's up with that and consider switching to a Skylake or Kaby Lake system. The ware at least future-proof and since you do not want to overclock anyway, run processors with their standard clock rates.