Intel Devil's Canyon and Unlocked Pentium's pricing and details leaked

Intel's specifications for Devil's Canyon and its 20th Anniversary Pentium-class processor leaked along, along with the pricing.

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New details have surfaced that sheds more light over the upcoming Devil's Canyon CPU and the unlocked Pentium series processors. It was previously reported that the Devil's Canyon will use a new packaging and better thermal paste.

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There are two of such CPUs: i7 with Quad Core and hyper threading, and i5 which uses quad-core. The i7-4690K is clocked at 4 GHz with turbo boost up to 4.4 GHz, along with 8MB L3 Cache and 88w TDP. This is said to be priced for around $362.

The i5-4960K has a base clock of 3.5 GHz with turbo boost of up to 3.9 GHz paired with a 6MB L3 Cache and also has a TDP of 88w. This processor will be priced for ~$254.

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Both of these processors would be available for Intel 8-series and 9-series motherboards which uses LGA1150 socket. Though it should be noted that Intel didn't confirm this yet, officially.

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One of the 20th Anniversary Pentium series processor is modeled as G3258. This will be a dual-core CPU clocked at 3.2 GHz with 3MB L3 Cache. Its assumed that this processor will not have hyper threading considering that this processor is priced for $78. According to the leaked CPU-Z info, Intel Pentium G3258 will be based on 22nm and also not have VT-d.

NEWS SOURCE:anandtech.com

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