Eurocom Tornado F5/Eurocom Tornado F7 with 6-core Coffee lake cpus?

i'm reading this post
http://forum.notebookreview.com/thr...16l-g-1080-15-6-owners-lounge.797128/page-150

are you working also for a tornado f5 with 6-core coffee lake cpu?

https://wccftech.com/intel-coffee-lake-desktop-6-core-4-core-cpu-leaked/

"Are Intel Coffee Lake Processors Compatible With LGA 1151 Socket and 200-Series PCH?
This also brings us to the next interesting detail we are getting from this listing. The specific 6 core Coffee Lake part was tested on the Kaby Lake-S client system. Kaby Lake-S platform means that the chip was ran off a 200-series PCH based motherboard. If true, Coffee Lake would retain compatibility not only with the LGA 1151 socket but also currently available motherboards."

i'm reading about coffee lake and intel could release coffee lake in August.

 

So it's real... F7... NICE.

::iunlock::

 

Coffee Lake is coming more like Q1/18 not August. And YES we will create new motherboard to support them.

 

thanks for your answer

i just read this article, i don't know
http://wccftech.com/intel-coffee-lake-desktop-6-core-4-core-cpu-leaked/
"Intel Coffee Lake chips were previously going to launch in January 2018 (CES). But recent AMD launches have pushed Intel to shake up their launch roadmap. The recent reports have suggested that Coffee Lake chips can launch as early as August, at GamesCom 2017. The new Coffee Lake chips will launch alongside the Z370 chipset based motherboards and would be followed by the H370 and B360/H310 chipsets at the end of 2017 or early 2018."

 

http://wccftech.com/intel-coffee-lake-delayed-2018-8th-gen-kaby-lake-refresh

Intel Coffee Lake CPUs Delayed to 2018, 8th Gen Gets Kaby Lake Refresh This Year

 

A coffee lake f7 sounds very intersting and will posibly be my next notebook!

 

https://www.techpowerup.com/234097/...ore-mainstream-desktop-processor-by-september

Intel Rushes in a Six-core Mainstream Desktop Processor by September

With AMD Ryzen 5 six-core and Ryzen 7 eight-core chips having blunt the edge of the $329 Core i7-7700K, the upper-end of Intel's mainstream desktop processor line-up has lost competitiveness to Intel's bean-counters. The company is readying a new mainstream-desktop platform, which in all likelihood, heralds a new socket, and the new Z370 Express chipset.

Intel plans to launch this platform by August-September (before Q4 sets in), and it has one big difference - a new six-core part, based on the 8th generation Core "Coffee Lake" silicon. Built on a refined 14 nm process, the 6-core "Coffee Lake" chip could feature its TDP rating around the 95W mark for the "K" (multiplier unlocked) part. Quad-core parts could also be carved out of this silicon, with their TDP rated at 65W for the non-K (multiplier-locked) parts. AMD Ryzen 7 1700 eight-core chip with unlocked multipler is rated at 65W. Intel will follow up on its first-wave of "Coffee Lake" chips with additional quad-core and dual-core parts in Q1-2018, besides other 300-series chipsets (likely the H370 and B350).

 

I hope that this model will be out soon as I am looking for one, either F5 or a 17 incher Gaming laptop like "F7".

 

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Coffee-Lake-hexa-core-desktop-chip-specs-leaked.237024.0.html
Coffee Lake hexa-core desktop chip specs leaked

 

We are planning to update Tornado F5 to Z390 chipset supporting 8C/16T CPUs coming in H2/18. We will launch F7 at the same time too. We will skip z370 chipset. Meantime we added support for Quadro P5000 and P3000.