<p>Intel just announced the debut of their latest 8th Generation &#8220;Coffe Lake&#8221; processors. You will be able to check the new processors&#8217; debut via Facebook Live or <a href="https://newsroom.intel.com/">Internal Newsroom</a> on August 21.</p>
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<h4>A senior vice president of the Client Computing Group, Gregory Briant will share the new details of the latest processor family. So far we know that the &#8220;Coffe Lake&#8221; processors will be a new variant of the 7th generation 14nm &#8220;Kaby Lake&#8221; chips released last year.</h4>
<p>8th-gen chips will bring a better support for the latest DDR4 RAM technology and protocols like USB 3.1 Gen2. Those chips will also require a new motherboard to use them.</p>
<p>Intel claims that &#8220;Coffe Lake&#8221; processors will provide 15-30% faster performance than it&#8217;s &#8220;Kaby Lake&#8221; predecessor, but apparently only for some applications. It&#8217;s worth mentioning that we haven&#8217;t seen this kind of performance jump from Intel in years.</p>
<p>&#8220;Coffe Lake&#8221; will come with more cores and threads than previous versions, so expect quad and six-core chips with this release. The prices shouldn&#8217;t change, so you should get a six-core Coffe Lake processor for the price of the current quad-core Kaby Lake.</p>
<p>A new 10nm &#8220;Cannonlake&#8221; processors that were announced for the end of this year will probably be moved to 2018.</p>