Intel is planning to unveil its next-generation top-end
Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X series CPUs in the third quarter of 2017,
succeeding the existing Broadwell-E series with a price range between
NT$15,000-57,000 (US$468-1,780). Intel may debut the two series at
Gamescom 2017 in Germany in August.
At the same time,
Intel is ready to announce the full series of its Kaby Lake processors
at CES 2017, starting January 4, 2017. Intel already began shipping many
of its Kaby Lake-S series processors including Core i7-7700K in
December.
The new Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X processors
will feature a new LGA 2066 socket and support DDR4 memory. The CPUs
will pair with Intel's new X299 chipsets.
At CES 2017,
Intel is expected to unveil processors including Core i7-7700K/7700,
Core i5-7600K/7600/7500, Core i3-7320/7300/7100, Pentium G4620/4500/4560
and Celeron G3950/3930 as well as its low-power models including the
Core i7-7700T. Intel's Z270 and H270 chipsets will also make their debut
at the show.
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