The Skylake Processors will have powerful Integrated GPUs that support DX12. Intel confirms at IDF 14.
The frustrating Intel Raptor Lake CPU issues continue to make their presence known, this time in the South Korean gaming community.
It seems that some PC fans are already getting their hands on the 14th Gen CPUs, with images showing off the box appearing on Intel Sub-Reddit. The image,
A retailer in the US by the name of CentralComputers may have just accidentally leaked the pre-order date, time, and release date for Intel's upcoming 14th-generation CPUs.
please get the power usage from this gen down because its just not practical.
I'm really debating if I should upgrade when this comes out. I have an i5-9600k now, but it is really not keeping up with the games I want to play since everything seems to be CPU limited now. But it sounds like this is the last gen of this layout and 15th gen will shake things up. Do I jump in and upgrade when this is out or wait another generation?
jeezuz christ, just checked prices of graphics cards in the uk, out of interest
rtx 4070. £550
rtx 4080 £1000
rex 4090 £1599
jeezuz, plus a case, ram, motherboard, ssd, power supply, copy of windows, and a controller.
have a laugh.
Great support all around. This seem to be a very big f'ing deal to everyone in the PC hard business. I can't wait to see what the big hoopla really brings.
Glad I have been a good boy for the last few years holding off on my new pc. Figured big changes would start happening once the consoles were out the door.
The pc world will do everything to remain well ahead of consoles. The last few years of processors and parts in general hasn't really been huge leaps. Looking forward to DDR4 and beyond.
Nice, but I would hope they talk OpenGL much more since it is much more used, an open standard and it is going to be used on SteamOS (Windows, OSX, *BSD, etc.)
Intel is preparing very small form factor PCs:
http://liliputing.com/2014/...
Since old Iris Pro 5200 is already able to provide BF4 high@1080p30 [1] experience these new upcoming small PCs are all but joke for "casual gaming" - of course PC with dGPU is still way to go for gamers.
[1] http://www.youtube.com/watc...
TBH I'm not interested in the CPU internal GPU, but only the CPU. At least as long as I can't make use of it while using a dedicated graphics card.
Regardless, Skylake looks like it's going to become a fine generation of CPUs. Can't wait for the i7/K-models to be released!