Intel Expected to launch 9th-Gen processors


In line with the annual schedule Intel is expected to launch the new 9th-Gen of desktop processors .
The launch of the processors is expected on 1st October.
According to WCFtech Intel will release i3,i5,i7 and i9 chipsets that will be marketed as 9th gen.
The chipmaker is still going to use the 14nm technology over the 10nm, whose launch is delayed until next year.The company is expected to kickoff its new lineup with uncloaked overcloable processors making octa core chips more available to the people 

 The highlight of the upcoming 9th-gen processor lineup is expected to be Core i9-9900K, which will be Intel’s first mainstream flagship i9 chip with 8 cores and 16 threads
As per the leaked data WCCFTech has got its hands on, the 9th-gen chip is expected to boast a 3.6GHz base clock speed, but you will be able to boost it up to 4.7GHz when 8 cores are in use. There will also be 16 MB of L3 cache and Intel UHD 620 graphics chip on board.
Intel is also going to upgrade its existing Core i7 processor and unveil the Core i7-9700K, which will be their first 8-core i7 chip (with eight threads). It is expected to be clocked at 3.6GHZ, but with a boost speed of 4.6GHz for all cores. The 9th-gen Core i5 processor, on the other hand, will feature 6 cores and 6 threads.
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