Intel has not formally confirmed the chips, but it is expected that the new CPUs will use Intel’s Coffee Lake/Kaby Lake microarchitecture, will have up to eight cores, and will be produced using a 14 nm process technology. Are you an E-Blast Insider Get Educated Make informed decisions with expert advice. Intel’s 9 th Gen Core processors are projected to be announced in the coming weeks and hit the market shortly after that. All the aforementioned motherboards also work with Intel’s Coffee Lake CPUs with up to six cores that use LGA1151 v2 packaging.
This is the longest list of mainboards that already support the future CPUs among all top makers of motherboards. This custom solution works in tandem with the TPU to enhance voltage and BCLK overclocking control, providing the flexibility to extract every ounce of performance from the Intel Core 8th Generation processors. With the addition of ASUS, now all of the "Big 3" motherboard manufacturers have publicly added support for Intel’s future CPUs to their existing platforms.Īt present, 64 motherboards from ASUS based on Intel’s Z370, H370, Q370, B360, and H310 chipsets support the forthcoming Intel’s 9 th Gen Core i processors. Prime Z370-A includes a dedicated base-clock (BCLK) generator that extends CPU and memory overclocking margins. ASUS on Tuesday released new BIOS versions for Intel’s 300-series motherboards, adding support for Intel’s not-so-secret upcoming Core i3/i5/i7 9000-series processors.
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