Intel confirms: the eighth generation will be better than the seventh generation by 30%!

Intel announced the participation of Computex 2017 on something exciting about the eight-generation Coffee Lake processors scheduled to see before the end of this year, according to the latest information. Although Intel's eight-generation statement was short, it gives us a very important point: Intel has changed the level of excellence it has revealed in the past. Intel has announced that these processors are the eighth generation that will outperform the seventh generation by 15% A picture of Intel itself confirms this.

So where did that figure come from? Was there a test? Yes What Intel revealed is a comparison of the SYSmark * 2014 v1.5 with the Intel 7.7-inch Intel i7-7500U processor with the next-generation 8GHz Core i7 processor. Of course, both processors are for portable devices and consume 15 watts.

What is important is that the result revealed by Intel confirms that the difference was for the benefit of the eighth generation processor by more than 30%. After checking, we found out that this percentage was due to the arrival of the processor of the eighth generation quadruple number and 8 tracks and frequency of 4GHz, while the seventh-generation processor works with two chips and 4 tracks and 3.5GHz frequency! Do not look to us a fair comparison. On the positive side, however, the new processor, with its added power, still consumes the same power consumption of only 15 watts, which confirms the superior manufacturing accuracy of 14nm, which is better than the 14nm standard used for the seventh generation.

We are waiting for more details on the performance of these processors of the generation of price on the office versions, is it said that the proportion of excellence will remain 15% when comparing processors with the same frequency and the same number of nuclei? Or will it really be 30%? Remember that these processors will see the light before the end of this year with motherboard chipset series Z370.