Intel 14th Gen Core is coming soon! The Core i9-14900KF box is now exposed

In recent months, there have been a lot of revelations about Intel's 14th generation Core processors, but most of them are scattered and half-clawed, lack reliable evidence, and some of the revelations are contradictory, often reversed, and do not meet the standards of news materials, so in order to avoid misleading everyone, this content is written very little.

At present, the news about Intel's 14th generation Core processor mainly focuses on the running score, often some GeekBench running score screenshots are circulating, from Core i9-14900K, Core i5-14600K and Core i5-14400K and other models of running scores, see Figure 1 and Figure 2.

According to the running scores that have been revealed, the 14th generation Core processor is only a small upgrade of the previous generation 13th generation Core processor, the single-core performance improvement is very small, the maximum increase is no more than 10%, and the multi-core performance is not more than 20%, which is decent.

Therefore, everyone should not have too high expectations for the performance of the 14th generation Core processor, which is unrealistic, as for whether it is worth buying, will mainly depend on the price. At present, there have been some revelations in terms of price (see Figure 3), and the price is about 2%-7% more expensive than the same model of the 13th generation.

Since the whistleblower did not announce the specific configuration of the test platform in detail, nor did it have a relatively strict productivity performance and game performance test, these current running score revelations can only be used as a general reference.

The second "paradoxical, often reversed" topic is whether the 14th generation Core processor has a desktop version? At the beginning, there were no rumors, the 14th generation Core processor was only for mobile platforms, but then there was a desktop version, and the latest version was rumored to have a 14th generation Core processor desktop version, but it will be postponed until next year.

In addition, there is a topic that is often "reversed" is the release time of the 14th generation Core processor, and the latest news in the market is released on October 17, which is nearly half a month away, and it seems that the credibility of this news is very high.

Of course, since the editor is now writing an article about the 14th generation Core processor, it is impossible to just fried cold rice, in addition to helping you sort out and report the known revelations, it is also necessary to provide you with some of the latest and more conclusive "hardcore" revelations, that is, the packaging box of the Core i9-14900KF processor has been exposed, see Figure 5 and Figure 6.

Obviously, this is the box of the desktop version of the 14th generation Core processor, indicating that there must be a desktop version, which is not much different compared to the box of the previous generation of 13th generation Core processors.

Of course, there will definitely be friends who question that these pictures are P, but these pictures have been cited by many influential IT media and bloggers, and P pictures are less likely to be fake, and overall, its credibility is very high.

According to the latest news, Intel will officially release 6 models of 14th generation Core processors on October 17, including: Core i9-14900K, Core i9-14900KF, Core i7-14700K, Core i7-14700KF, Core i5-14600K and Core i5-14600KF, please refer to Figure 4 for approximate parameters.

Many friends may be very concerned about the news of the more cost-effective, entry-level models Core i5-14400 and Core i3-14100, especially the specific release time, but there is no reliable news, and you still need to be patient.

It is reported that Intel will officially lift the media "advertising embargo" for 14th generation Core processors on October 16, there will be more parameters and performance evaluation exposure, and will lift the "sales and review embargo" on October 17 and officially go public.

This is "significant" good news, because it means that Intel's own older 13th and 12th generation processors, as well as AMD's Ryzen 7000 series processors, may reduce prices slightly in the near future.

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