Despite displaying the Sunny Cove next-generation 10nm architecture at the business end of 2018 Intel has struggled in bringing this vision to fruition. Leaked slides that showed the roadmap of the Intel processor journey upon being analyzed show that it will be at least 2 to three more years before the iconic 10nm core processors can enter the market and leave a mark. With the Coffee Lake S refreshes that are set to take place from now until the first quarter of 2021, it looks like Intel will stick to refining its current 14nm process for the next few generations for its desktops at least.

The credibility of the slides are questionable but they also mention the release of desktop chips called Rocket Lake S that are set to release in the second quarter of 2021 that will be based on the 14nm node. However, CPU cores with up to 10 cores on a chip, this will come as a delight to those looking forward to more powerful PC’s. 10nm desktop cores are most likely to show up in the market in 2022, the same time when Intel is expected to move its Ocean Cove architecture that’s centered around next-gen processors with greater performance.

Ocean Cove will succeed 2021’s Golden Cove Core architecture which itself follows a Willow Cove and will follow on from the Sunny Cove architecture. As such it looks as though the Ice Lake mobile chips based off the Sunny Cove architecture will be the first 10nm chips. Ice Lake is expected to take the form of the low-powered U-series and Y-series laptop CPUs at some point this year. They will be based on the 10nm processors and are expected to come in two and four-core variants.

The exceptional 9th gen H-series processors hold 45W power, that is incomparable when putting next to the 15W chips in slimmer laptops and are beneficial for core i5, i7, i9 range. These are redesigned for gamers and content producers demanding a real processor for regular and heavy jobs.

Core i9-9980HK

It is ranked as the lead chip amongst the other chipsets. Also, it has a turbo speed of 5Ghz which was never delivered in a laptop chip earlier.

Moreover, the chip is unlocked which means with recent tweaks you can overclock it and boost up its execution in an even better way.

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Unlike the earlier core i9 chips, it is made up of 8 cores and 16 threads and comes with 16mb of the cache. The chip shoulders Intel’s bizarre WI-FI networking cards thus demand to run a speed flight of 2.4Gbps.

Intel claims that the new chipset can enhance the laptop performance up to 54 percent in 4k video editing and 56 percent in gameplay.

So for professional gamers, this chipset can help them to record gameplays in 4k and edit them without getting their systems stuck.

The new chipsets are available for Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Razer, Lenovo, and MSI reaching the market very soon.

Besides this, Intel has unrolled its reach for 9th gen chips for PCs to facilitate 25 distinct models of CPU over Celeron, Pentium gold, Core i3, i5, i7, and i9.

The brand-new Celeron and Pentium chips are working to be the first 9th gen chips to furnish a little advance in the play to potato pcs or entry-level computers.

Though Intel is still clung on to 14nm chips it is presumed that the company is propelling ahead towards a distinct process shortly, which assures more performance aid and competence.